[addressing the Minister of War]: I have been Minister of War, and therefore I have a sympathy with you.
The people of the United States respect and honor the Mexicans, for their patriotic devotion, their will, energy, and for their steady advan...
It gives me not only great pleasure to welcome the President of the great Republic of Mexico, but to welcome the present President of the Re...
I should be glad to have the privilege of meeting your staff.
You have already met the Secretary of War and the Governor of Texas. I shall be glad to have the privilege of presenting to you the Postmast...
I wish to express to you my belief that this meeting is looked upon by both peoples with a great deal of interest not as making stronger but...
I drink to my friend, the President of this great Republic, to his continued long life and happiness, and to the never-ending bond of mutual...
The aims and ideals of our two nations are identical, their sympathy mutual and lasting, and the world has become assured of a vast neutral ...
My fellow citizens, I am glad to see you because I am glad to know that the population of Arizona, which I believe will soon become a State,...
I believe you will be made a State.
You give me great courage, and give me great inspiration as I look into your eyes and see that you are deliberate men, that you are intellig...
After that dose which your Chairman administered to me, I feel like drawing the long bow more than ever on this trip.
A constitution is for the purpose of laying down fundamental limitations upon your legislature and your Executive.
I want to congratulate you on having room enough in this Territory to grow.
I am glad to meet you.
I am inclined to think that the ladies before me generally follow that course.
The greatest Constitution that was ever made is the Constitution of the United States; and you can go through that in a very short time.
In the first place, I want to commend myself, and that is by having appointed Judge Sloan your Governor.
