That Which Is Not Just Is Not

It Is For Us To Discharge The High Duties That Devolve On Us, And Carry Our Race Onward. To Be No Better, No Wiser, No Greater Than The Past Is To Be Little And Foolish And Bad; It Is To Misapply Noble Means, To Sacrifice Glorious Opportunities For The Performance Of Sublime Deeds, To Become Cumberers Of The Ground.

Slavery Will Not Be Overthrown Without Excitement, A Most Tremendous Excitement.

With Reasonable Men, I Will Reason; With Humane Men I Will Plead; But To Tyrants I Will Give No Quarter, Nor Waste Arguments Where They Will Certainly Be Lost.

Wherever There Is A Human Being, I See God-given Rights Inherent In That Being, Whatever May Be The Sex Or Complexion.

Are Right And Wrong Convertible Terms, Dependant Upon Popular Opinion?