"I am going to stop and relieve you."
"I am strongly in favor of a postal savings bank."
"I am glad to be here in Virginia."
"I do not know whether you feel glad about it, but I do."
"I feel a certain sort of pride in the fact that I was the only Republican candidate for President who ever ventured in a canvass for the Presidency to address a Virginia audience."
"The one thought that strikes a judicial mind going about this country is the homogeneity of the American people."
"I hesitate to occupy your time in discussing an old method of transporting goods when you have before your eyes the newest one invented."
"I expect to recommend to Congress that there be a union of all the instrumentalities of the Government for the organization of means of health and the study of disease."
"It is a great pleasure to be here."
"I feel always like claiming what Judge Black explained with his constitutional law, that when I was elected President of the United States I was elected from Georgia."
"Nothing could modify my ambitions, nothing restrain the haste with which I would go back to the Capitol City except the pleasure of meeting my old friends in Augusta."
"Unless we can have uniform State operation, uniform State legislation with reference to the preservation of our forests, the equalization of water which falls from the clouds, and the preservation of ..."
"Now we are letting them in to see the animals eat."
"I am not inspired to say much to-day, because I feel so much more than I can say."
"It is the first State in which I have been tendered a welcome within the capitol walls of the State, and I take it as an expression on your part of a desire to show that it is the State and the people..."
"I count it a great privilege to come here, representing the Nation that you love so well."
"I don't claim any credit for it, because a man who would not come to Columbia when he could, and enjoy such a festivity and welcome as this, does not understand a good thing when he sees it."
"But the next time I come to South Carolina I expect to dine with the ladies and the gentlemen."
