Every Proprietor Owes To The

It Is A General Idea, That When Taxes Are Once Laid On, They Are Never Taken Off.

When It Shall Be Said In Any Country In The World My Poor Are Happy; Neither Ignorance Nor Distress Is To Be Found Among Them; My Jails Are Empty Of Prisoners, My Streets Of Beggars; The Aged Are Not In Want; The Taxes Are Not Oppressive; The Rational World Is My Friend, Because I Am A Friend Of Its Happiness: When These Things Can Be Said, There May That Country Boast Its Constitution And Its Government

Arms, Like Laws, Discourage And Keep The Invader And Plunderer In Awe And Preserve Order.

The Guilt Of A Government Is The Crime Of A Whole Country.

The Mind Once Enlightened Cannot Again Become Dark.