Guy Wetmore Carryl,
The Lieutenant-Governor — Chapter XIV. The Voice of Alleghenia
(1903)
“ She was at his side, and he slipped one arm around her, and held her close to him as with his finger he traced again the motto of Alleghenia.“Do you know what this means?” he asked. “Justitia, — to be just to all men, without fear or favor, lenient to our enemies, rigid and unyielding, if need be, to our friends; putting aside personal considerations, striving so far as in us lies to be impartial, merciful in the face of prejudice, relentless in that of conviction fair! ”
