[the Framers Of The Constitution] Intended Our

America Is Rising With A Giant's Strength. Its Bones Are Yet But Cartilages.

The Known Propensity Of A Democracy Is To Licentiousness Which The Ambitious Call, And Ignorant Believe To Be Liberty.

The Gentleman Puts Me In Mind Of An Old Hen Which Persists In Setting After Her Eggs Are Taken Away.

All Such Men Are, Or Ought To Be, Agreed, That Simple Governments Are Despotisms; And Of All Despotisms, A Democracy, Though The Least Durable, Is The Most Violent.

Liberty Is Not To Be Enjoyed, Indeed It Cannot Exist, Without The Habits Of Just Subordination; It Consists, Not So Much In Removing All Restraint From The Orderly, As In Imposing It On The Violent.