In Every Free And Deliberating Society, There

Easter Was When They Nailed Him To The Cross. And He Never Said A Mumbling Word.

The Construction Applied . . . To Those Parts Of The Constitution Of The United States Which Delegate Congress A Power . . . Ought Not To Be Construed As Themselves To Give Unlimited Powers, Nor A Part To Be So Taken As To Destroy The Whole Residue Of That Instrument.

Ministers And Merchants Love Nobody.

The Care Of Human Life And Happiness, And Not Their Destruction, Is The First And Only Object Of Good Government.

We Are Sensible Of The Duty And Expediency Of Submitting Our Opinions To The Will Of The Majority, And Can Wait With Patience Till They Get Right If They Happen To Be At Any Time Wrong.