Our Union Rests Upon Public

Abstract Propositions Should Never Be Discussed By A Legislative Body.

The Ballot Box Is The Surest Arbiter Of Disputes Among Free Men.

Our Union Rests Upon Public Opinion, And Can Never Be Cemented By The Blood Of Its Citizens Shed In Civil War.

If You Are As Happy, My Dear Sir, On Entering This House As I Am In Leaving It And Returning Home, You Are The Happiest Man In This Country.

Liberty Must Be Allowed To Work Out Its Natural Results; And These Will, Ere Long, Astonish The World.