I Think That It Is A Fallacy

Every Young Man Should Aim At Independence And Should Prepare Himself For A Vocation; Above All, He Should So Manage His Life That The Steps Of His Progress Are Taken Without Improper Aids; That He Calls No One Master, That He Does Not Win Or Deserve The Reputation Of Being A Tool Of Others, And That If Called To Public Service He May Assume Its Duties With The Satisfaction Of Knowing That He Is Free To Rise To The Height Of His Opportunity.

But It Is Recognized That Punishment For The Abuse Of The Liberty Accorded To The Press Is Essential To The Protection Of The Public, And That The Common Law Rules That Subject The Libeler To Responsibility For The Public Offense, As Well As For The Private Injury, Are Not Abolished By The Protection Extended In Our Constitutions. The Law Of Criminal Libel Rests Upon That Secure Foundation. There Is Also The Conceded Authority Of Courts To Punish For Contempt When Publications Directly Tend To Prevent The Proper Discharge Of Judicial Functions.

We [the Government] Are Here Not As Masters But As Servants, We Are Not Here To Glory In Power, But To Attest Our Loyalty To The Commands And Restrictions Laid Down By Our Sovereign, The People Of The United States, In Whose Name And By Whose Will We Exercise Our Brief Authority.

Our Institutions Were Not Devised To Bring About Uniformity Of Opinion; If They Had We Might Well Abandon Hope. It Is Important To Remember, As Has Well Been Said, 'the Essential Characteristic Of True Liberty Is That Under Its Shelter Many Different Types Of Life And Character And Opinion And Belief Can Develop Unmolested And Unobstructed.'

War Should Be Made A Crime, And Those Who Instigate It Should Be Punished As Criminals.