...equal rights in subjects — not the right to do wrong, and rob others of their possessions, but to each to preserve his own. We must not wonder, however,...subjects obedient.' ' There is one practice,' said Mr. Flinnerty (who had not lost the opinions he formed when he was a younger brother), ' supported by law...

...existing law or condition, it is found, upon application of the test of equality, of justice, of the rule, " Do unto others as ye would others should do unto you" to be unequal in its operation, or unjust in its effect, it is obvious that to maintain such law or...

...other acts of benefaction to the needy — which will never be known. His motto was that of the Golden Rule — "do unto others, as ye would others should do unto you." In politics, Mr. Burhans was an old-fashioned Jeffersonian Democrat; in religious matters, he was brought...

...whatever his physiological constitution may be, uses it as best he may for purpose and conduct under the rule, " Do unto others as ye would others should do unto you." Do not reply you are sick of the question just because it is so common-place and has been put to you...