The Ability To Discriminate Between That Which

These Families, You Know, Are Our Upper Crust, Not Upper Ten Thousand.

We Live In A World Of Transgressions And Selfishness, And No Pictures That Represent Us Otherwise Can Be True; Though Happily For Human Nature, Gleamings Of That Pure Spirit In Whose Likeness Man Has Been Fashioned, Are To Be Seen, Relieving Its Deformities, And Mitigating, If Not Excusing Its Crimes.

The Press, Like Fire, Is An Excellent Servant, But A Terrible Master.

Property Is Desirable As The Ground Work Of Moral Independence, As A Means Of Improving The Faculties, And Of Doing Good To Others, And As The Agent In All That Distinguishes The Civilized Man From The Savage.

I Do Not Pretend That All That White Men Do Is Properly Christianized.