Warren G. Harding: “Here is a problem demanding wide vision and the avoidance of mere makeshifts.”

Indeed, we should be unworthy of our best traditions if we were unmindful of social, moral, and political conditions which are not of direct concern to us, but which do appeal to the human sympathies and the very becoming interest of a…

I believe Congress ought well consider the desirability of the only promising alternative, namely, a provision authorizing proclaimed American valuation, under prescribed conditions, on any given list of articles imported.

The shield to the high-minded public servant who adheres to party policy is manifest, but the higher purpose is the good of the Republic as a whole.

We recognize the necessity of buying wherever we sell, and the permanency of trade lies in its acceptable exchanges.