Time Consecrates; And What Is Gray With

A Brave Man Hazards Life, But Not His Conscience.

We Are Citizens Of An Age, As Well As Of A State; And If It Is Held To Be Unseemly, Or Even Inadmissible, For A Man To Cut Himself Off From The Customs And Manners Of The Circle In Which He Lives, Why Should It Be Less Of A Duty, In The Choice Of His Activity, To Submit His Decision To The Needs And The Taste Of His Century?

Rarely Do We Arrive At The Summit Of Truth Without Running Into Extremes; We Have Frequently To Exhaust The Part Of Error, And Even Of Folly, Before We Work Our Way Up To The Noble Goal Of Tranquil Wisdom.

O Who Knows What Slumbers In The Background Of The Times?

The Rich Become Richer And The Poor Become Poorer Is A Cry Heard Throughout The Whole Civilized World.