I haven't any legislative program that I can announce at the present time.

I have no object except to promote their welfare.

I can only express my simple thanks to all those who have contributed to this result and plainly acknowledge that it has been brought to pass through the work of a Divine Providence, of which I am but one instrument.

I have no appeal, except to the common sense of all the people.

Your management has been superb.

It does not seem possible to me to make an adequate expression concerning the Presidency of the United States.

A part of that success is due to you gentlemen who are here in the room and have done more to interpret me and my policies to the country than I could do myself.

The immediate and pressing obligation for tomorrow is that each one of us who is qualified shall vote.

The people of our country are sovereign.

That is the ballot box.

America, more thoroughly than any other country, has adopted a system of self government.

No decision that the people have made in any great crisis has ever shown that faith in them has been misplaced.

The only way to be free is to exercise actively and energetically the privileges, and discharge faithfully the duties which make freedom.

That is a function which cannot be delegated, which cannot be postponed.

The right action of all of us is made up of the right action of each one of us.

Sometimes we refer to it as the rule of the people.

The Jewish people have always and everywhere been particularly devoted to the ideal of taking care of their own.

The best help that benevolence and philanthropy can give is that which induces everybody to help himself.