Judge Talent At Its Best And Character

Character Is Tested By True Sentiments More Than By Conduct. A Man Is Seldom Better Than His Word.

I Mourn For The Stake Which Was Lost At Richmond More Deeply Than I Rejoice Over That Which Was Saved At Waterloo.

Moral Precepts Are Constant Through The Ages And Not Obedient To Circumstances.

A People Averse To The Institution Of Private Property Is Without The First Elements Of Freedom

The Fate Of Every Democracy, Of Every Government Based On The Sovereignty Of The People, Depends On The Choices It Makes Between These Opposite Principles, Absolute Power On The One Hand, And On The Other The Restraints Of Legality And The Authority Of Tradition.