If The Meanest Man In The Republic

The Worth Of Every Conviction Consists Precisely In The Steadfastness With Which It Is Held.

The Rich Landlord Is He Who Collects With Sternness, Who Accepts No Excuse, And Will Have His Own. There Are Moments Of Irritation And Of Real Bitterness Against Him, But There Is Still Admiration, Because He Is Rich And Successful.

In The Unceasing Ebb And Flow Of Justice And Oppression We Must All Dig Channels As Best We May, That At The Propitious Moment Somewhat Of The Swelling Tide May Be Conducted To The Barren Places Of Life.

We Are Learning That A Standard Of Social Ethics Is Not Attained By Travelling A Sequestered Byway, But By Mixing On The Thronged And Common Road Where All Must Turn Out For One Another, And At Least See The Size Of One Another's Burdens.

When The Sense Of Justice Seeks To Express Itself Quite Outside The Regular Channels Of Established Government, It Has Set Forth On A Dangerous Journey Inevitably Ending In Disaster.