There Is A Natural Aristocracy Among Men.

We See The Wisdom Of Solon's Remark, That No More Good Must Be Attempted Than The Nation Can Bear.

Dependence Begets Subservience And Paves The Way For Tyranny.

[t]o Preserve The Republican Form And Principles Of Our Constitution And Cleave To The Salutary Distribution Of Powers Which That [the Constitution] Has Established . . . Are The Two Sheet Anchors Of Our Union. If Driven From Either, We Shall Be In Danger Of Foundering.

Everything Yields To Diligence.

A Single Zealot May Commence Prosecutor, And Better Men Be His Victims.