What Can Laws Do Without Morals?

To Be Thrown Upon One's Own Resources, Is To Be Cast In The Very Lap Of Fortune.

Our Constitution Is In Actual Operation; Everything Appears To Promise That It Will Last; But In This World Nothing Is Certain But Death And Taxes.

There Never Was A Good War, Or A Bad Peace.

All Human Situations Have Their Inconveniences. We Feel Those Of The Present But Neither See Nor Feel Those Of The Future; And Hence We Often Make Troublesome Changes Without Amendment, And Frequently For The Worse.

He That Composes Himself Is Wiser Than He That Composes A Book.