Liberalism Is Trust Of The People Tempered

I Venture To Say That Every Man Who Is Not Presumably Incapacitated By Some Consideration Of Personal Unfitness Or Of Political Danger Is Morally Entitled To Come Within The Pale Of The Constitution.

There Should Be A Sympathy With Freedom, A Desire To Give It Scope, Founded Not Upon Visionary Ideas, But Upon The Long Experience Of Many Generations Within The Shores Of This Happy Isle, That In Freedom You Lay The Firmest Foundations Both Of Loyalty And Order.

Never Forget That The Purpose For Which A Man Lives Is The Improvement Of The Man Himself, So That He May Go Out Of This World Having, In His Great Sphere Or His Small One, Done Some Little Good For His Fellow Creatures And Labored A Little To Diminish The Sin And Sorrow That Are In The World.

If You Are Cold, Tea Will Warm You; If You Are Too Heated, It Will Cool You; If You Are Depressed, It Will Cheer You; If You Are Excited, It Will Calm You.

Swimming For His Life, A Man Does Not See Much Of The Country Through Which The River Winds.