It is very pressing, and an important problem.
We want a man of course of ability and character, and if I can find a great merchant, or if I can find the head of a great industrial or man...
I have only had a telegram and a short note from the Attorney General since he left Washington.
I haven't yet been able to make up my mind about a successor to Mr. Denby.
I have an inquiry here about the McNary-Haugen bill.
He left the world stronger and better. He made life broader and sweeter.
Under the Constitution of the United States there is neither any peasantry nor any order of nobility.
It is liberty only through the acceptance of responsibility.
The America which Washington founded does not mean we shall have everything done for us, but that we shall have every opportunity to do ever...
For the purpose of insuring liberty, for enactment of sound legislation, for the administration of even-handed justice, for the faithful exe...
Self-government does not purge us of all our faults, but there are very few students of the affairs of mankind who would deny that the theor...
When there is a failure it is not because the system has failed, but because we have failed.
I don't know just how far I can go hereafter in giving out any information about the oil lease cases.
The Attorney General has not resigned and there was no discussion of him or his office in the Cabinet either before or after the meeting.
I haven't given any special consideration to the selection of a successor to Mr. Denby.
I am willing at all times to give the press anything I can give without embarrassing the cause of the public service.
I think it would be better for the men who have charge of that, I mean Senator Pomerene and Mr. Roberts, to assume responsibility for giving...
In that direction I think our commercial welfare lies to a good deal of an extent.
