Our people will await with interest and confidence the results to flow from so auspicious a meeting of allied and in lar...
The wrong does not expend itself upon those whose votes are suppressed.
We should not collect revenue for the purpose of anticipating our bonds beyond the requirements of the sinking fund.
It is neither safe nor wise to leave these people longer to the expedients which have temporarily served them.
Such aid should be, as it always has been, suggested by some exceptional conditions.
I invoke the diligent and serious attention of Congress to the consideration of these and such other measures as may be ...
Our people have an interest that the national capital should be made attractive and beautiful.
The existence of so large an actual and anticipated surplus should have the immediate attention of Congress, with a view...
The state of the Union is known from day to day, and suggestions as to needed legislation find an earlier voice than tha...
No obstacle is believed to exist that can long postpone the consideration and adjustment of the still pending questions ...
I earnestly invoke the attention of Congress to the consideration of such measures within its well-defined constitutiona...
The security of our coast cities against foreign attacks should not rest altogether in the friendly disposition of other...
Special Customs Rule No. 1 is hereby amended by adding to the places excepted from examination at the port of New York t...
I regard the cause of civil service reform as so firmly established and its value so fully demonstrated.
The loyal States should not be paid the large sums of money promised them by this bill because they were loyal and other...
I believe that this appropriation of the public funds is not within the constitutional power of the Congress.
It is cause for congratulation that watchfulness and care and fidelity to its purposes are all that are necessary to ins...
The existence of a surplus in the Treasury is no answer to these objections.
