Henry Ward Beecher: “And so great are the achievements of labor that everybody honors it.”

They did not know enough of his origin, his nature, or his destiny, to bring these into account, in estimating man.

There have been, from the earliest period of the world, two different, and oppugnant, doctrines of man--his place, rights, duties and relations.

It is the only basis on which the poor, the ignorant, the weak, the laboring masses can entrench against oppression.

The whole North will become provincial; it will be but a fringe to a nation whose heart will beat in the South.