That Cardinal Virtue, Temperance.

The Marketplace Obliges Men, Whether They Will Or Not, In Pursuing Their Own Selfish Interests, To Connect The General Good With Their Own Individual Success.

Superstition Is The Religion Of Feeble Minds.

Laws, Like Houses, Lean On One Another.

It Is, Generally, In The Season Of Prosperity That Men Discover Their Real Temper, Principles, And Designs.

A Populace Never Rebels From Passion For Attack, But From Impatience Of Suffering.