Reform, That We May Preserve.

He [charles Ii] Was Utterly Without Ambition. He Detested Business, And Would Sooner Have Abdicated His Crown Than Have Undergone The Trouble Of Really Directing The Administration.

Nothing Except The Mint Can Make Money Without Advertising.

Those Who Compare The Age In Which Their Lot Has Fallen With A Golden Age Which Exists Only In Imagination, May Talk Of Degeneracy And Decay; But No Man Who Is Correctly Informed As To The Past, Will Be Disposed To Take A Morose Or Desponding View Of The Present.

It May Be Laid As An Universal Rule That A Government Which Attempts More Than It Ought Will Perform Less.

The Effective Strength Of Sects Is Not To Be Ascertained Merely By Counting Heads.