Now we know but one rivalry—the rivalry to see which of us can do the most for the flag of a united country.
In my judgment it should do not only more, but very much more.
I accept it with pleasure.
I want, on behalf of this nation, the peace that comes not to the coward, who cringes for it, but the peace of the just ...
One thing that, as President of this country, I won't do, is to make a bluff that I can't make good.
When a man is President, when he holds any public office, questions of merely partisan character sink into absolute insi...
Although some times we have difficulties in this country that we have to battle against, and sometimes things that we ar...
No President of the United States could have been greeted as I have been greeted today and not go back to take up the du...
Now I am emboldened by your generous kindness and confidence to say that it has been indeed a pleasure to deal with Loui...
I don't say anything unless I mean it.
Now think what it means in a nation for the President of that nation, forty years after one of the greatest wars of all ...
I have no respect either for the nation or for the individual that brawls, that invites trouble.
As I said at Richmond, second only to the man who wore the blue, I hold the man who wore the gray.
I can not say how much it means to me to be greeted as I have been greeted by the men who wore the blue and the men who ...
We can afford to be divided on questions of mere partisanship.
by their fruits shall ye know them
we have a right to expect a peculiar quantity and quality of the service to the public
The country will be all right if the average man is decent and clean in his home life.
