The Chief Business Of The American People

If You Don't Say Anything, You Won't Be Called On To Repeat It.

We Must Have No Carelessness In Our Dealings With Public Property Or The Expenditure Of Public Money. Such A Condition Is Characteristic Either Of An Undeveloped People, Or Of A Decadent Civilization. America Is Neither.

The Words Of The President Have An Enormous Weight And Ought Not To Be Used Indiscriminately.

We Cannot Do Everything At Once, But We Can Do Something At Once.

Coincident With The Right Of Individual Property Under The Provisions Of Our Government Is The Right Of Individual Property. . . . When Once The Right Of The Individual To Liberty And Equality Is Admitted, There Is No Escape From The Conclusion That He Alone Is Entitled To The Rewards Of His Own Industry. Any Other Conclusion Would Necessarily Imply Either Privilege Or Servitude.