I Have Tried So Hard To Do

I Mistake The American People If They Favor The Odious Doctrine That There Is No Such Thing As International Morality; That There Is One Law For A Strong Nation And Another For A Weak One.

I'm Only Waiting For My Wife To Grow Up.

The Best Results In The Operation Of A Government Wherein Every Citizen Has A Share Largely Depend Upon A Proper Limitation Of The Purely Partisan Zeal And Effort And A Correct Appreciation Of The Time When The Heat Of The Partisan Should Be Merged In The Patriotism Of The Citizen. ... At This Hour The Animosities Of Political Strife, The Bitterness Of Partisan Defeat, And The Exultation Of Partisan Triumph Should Be Supplanted By An Ungrudging Acquiescence In The Popular Will And A Sober, Conscientious Concern For The General Weal. ... Public Extravagance Begets Extravagance Among The People.

I Can Find No Warrant For Such An Appropriation In The Constitution, And I Do Not Believe That The Power And Duty Of The General Government Ought To Be Extended To The Relief Of Individual Suffering Which Is In No Manner Properly Related To The Public Service Or Benefit.

The Paramount Duty Of Maintaining Public Order And Defending The Interests Of Our Own People May Require The Adoption Of Measures Of Restriction, But They Should Not Tolerate The Oppression Of Individuals Of A Special Race.