Revolutions Never Go Backwards.

What Gunpowder Did For War, The Printing-press Has Done For The Mind; And The Statesman Is No Longer Clad In The Steel Of Special Education, But Every Reading Man Is His Judge.

Statutes Are Mere Milestone, Telling How Far Yesterday's Thought Had Traveled; And The Talk Of The Sidewalk Today Is The Law Of The Land. With Us, Law In Nothing Unless Close Behind It Stands A Warm, Living Public Opinion.

Popular Opinion Is Oftenest, What Carlyle Pronounced It To Be, A Lie!

Organize, And Stand Together. Claim Something Together, And At Once; Let The Nation Hear A United Demand From The Laboring Voice, And Then, When You Have Got That, Go On After Another; But Get Something.

Two Kinds Of Men Generally Best Succeed In Political Life; Men Of No Principle, But Of Great Talent; And Men Of No Talent, But Of One Principle - That Of Obedience To Their Superiors.