With respect to the boll-weevil and the green fly, they come within the general welfare clause, and we are doing the bes...
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.
I think we are going to find that possible in the spirit which, I may say without invidious implication, is present here...
The Bishop says you would like a little help.
If they are not optimists, we ought to give up altogether.
I am going to say to you what comes out of my heart—that I thank you for your very cordial reception.
He pointed out the necessity for our saving our forests and reforesting parts where the forests had been destroyed.
I think it does them good and gives them a patriotic thrill to come together on an occasion like this to meet the man wh...
We have not taken the steps that ought to be taken, but which doubtless will be, following the model of the general Gove...
We have not yet adopted a rule, but I hope we may, and I shall recommend it.
I am not in favor of drastic legislation against railroads except such as is necessary to keep them within the law.
That the improvement of harbors and waterways is a matter to which we may properly devote our attention.
The subject of the conservation of our national resources received its first impetus from that crusader and reformer, Th...
I want to thank the Confederate and the Grand Army veterans who have honored me by coming here this morning.
I am delighted to be here and to meet the citizens of this enterprising city of Corpus Christi.
We have not yet adopted the laws, but I hope to recommend them to Congress.
Seriously speaking, I am exceedingly obliged to your Chief Magistrate for his continued hospitality and his kindness in ...
