Henry Ward Beecher: “There is no other law for the Governor of New-York or of Massachusetts, than for the beggar in your streets.”

She will be rolled up in a corner, like a cocoon waiting for its transmigration.

The questions which have provoked discussion among us for fifty years past have not been questions of fundamental principles, but of the application of principles already ascertained.

Outside of a Divine and Authoritative Revelation, men have had but one way of estimating the value of man.

Right would be a word as much out of place as among birds and beasts.