The Plea Of Necessity, That Eternal Argument

There Is Nothing More Corrupting, Nothing More Destructive Of The Noblest And Finest Feelings Of Our Nature, Than The Exercise Of Unlimited Power.

The Prudent Capitalist Will Never Adventure His Capital . . . If There Exists A State Of Uncertainty As To Whether The Government Will Repeal Tomorrow What It Has Enacted Today.

The People Are The Best Guardians Of Their Own Rights And It Is The Duty Of Their Executive To Abstain From Interfering In Or Thwarting The Sacred Exercise Of The Lawmaking Functions Of Their Government.

I Believe That All The Measures Of The Government Are Directed To The Purpose Of Making The Rich Richer And The Poor Poorer.

All The Lessons Of History And Experience Must Be Lost Upon Us If We Are Content To Trust Alone To The Peculiar Advantages We Happen To Possess.