I want to thank the Confederate and the Grand Army veterans who have honored me by coming here this morning.
We have not yet adopted the laws, but I hope to recommend them to Congress.
It has not always been so at every post, but that you should love the army and that the army should love you under the c...
We do not unite officially under our Constitution Church and State.
You will hardly believe me when I tell you that this ceremony and the burden that I am now trying to discharge came to m...
It is a most appropriate building for all these purposes, and will remain here as long as the other buildings put up by ...
I now dedicate this edifice to peace, good will and humanity.
[addressing the Minister of War]: I have been Minister of War, and therefore I have a sympathy with you.
I drink to my friend, the President of this great Republic, to his continued long life and happiness, and to the never-e...
I should be glad to have the privilege of meeting your staff.
The aims and ideals of our two nations are identical, their sympathy mutual and lasting, and the world has become assure...
The people of the United States respect and honor the Mexicans, for their patriotic devotion, their will, energy, and fo...
It gives me not only great pleasure to welcome the President of the great Republic of Mexico, but to welcome the present...
You have already met the Secretary of War and the Governor of Texas. I shall be glad to have the privilege of presenting...
I wish to express to you my belief that this meeting is looked upon by both peoples with a great deal of interest not as...
I should be very glad to have the pleasure of taking you and Governor Creel, who interprets so well and who is my person...
I am very glad to welcome you here, sir; I am very glad indeed.
I thank you for the cordiality of your reception.
