To No Human Charter Am I Indebted

There Is Room In Our Ranks For The Old And Decrepit, As Well As The Young And Vigorous.

Our Political And Constitutional Rights, So Called, Are But The Natural And Inherent Rights Of Man, Asserted, Carried Out, And Secured By Modes Of Human Contrivance.

Truth And Mercy Require The Exertion - Never The Suppression, Of Man's Noble Rights And Powers.

It, Sometimes, Suits The Slaveholders To Claim, That Their Slavery Is An Exclusively State Concern; And That The North Has, Therefore, Nothing To Do With It.

There Is One Class Of Men, Whom It Especially Behoves To Be Tenacious Of The Right Of Free Discussion. I Mean The Poor.