I mention you last because you are the most important.
I thank you, my friends, from the bottom of my heart for this cordial reception.
I am delighted to be present.
I am very sure that the Speaker of the House...is charged with a deep responsibility in regard to this great question.
If you will give me a little quiet and a little time, I will bring that voice back from Texas.
Let every project stand on its own bottom.
We are on the eve of a great journey down the Mississippi River, and cursed be he who calls it a junket!
There would seem to be no reason why we should change the mode of disposing of agricultural land.
That electricity can be most cheaply produced by water power.
It is a great pleasure to meet the people of St. Louis in this magnificent structure.
If they are not optimists, we ought to give up altogether.
With respect to the boll-weevil and the green fly, they come within the general welfare clause, and we are doing the bes...
The Bishop says you would like a little help.
I think we are going to find that possible in the spirit which, I may say without invidious implication, is present here...
I am going to say to you what comes out of my heart—that I thank you for your very cordial reception.
I congratulate the gentlemen of Dallas and of North Texas on their representative for this evening.
I like an optimist, and I like to sit next to one, and I like an optimist in a prince of the church, too.
The subject of the conservation of our national resources received its first impetus from that crusader and reformer, Th...
