No one boycotts money.

It is something no one seems to get enough of.

I have never heard that multi-millionaires like Carnegie or Rockefeller ever expressed regrets at not being poor, even though they seem more eager to give money away than to make it.

Most people in America are desirous for money, and rush every day to their business with no other thought than to accumulate it quickly.

Their love of money leaves them scarcely time to eat, to drink, or to sleep; waking or sleeping they think of nothing else.