Let John speak for himself.

I am not in Tennessee politics.

Yes, I signed that bill.

They have always been adequate, and I think they still are.

We fight to retain a great past- and we fight to gain a greater future.

We hope it is going to work.

I think that is sort of a hypothetical question.

I honestly think that we all ought to be a bit careful and tend toward understatement rather than overstatement on all operations of that kind.

I don't think I will speak before the election.

I think that's a matter of record.

We have been discussing, as you know, for over a year.

There are no strings to this endorsement.

I want to make it perfectly clear that I meant what I said—that you are without any question the best qualified of all the candidates for the Governorship.

The only people I saw on the trip who were remotely connected with politics, but with whom I did not discuss politics at any moment, were the eleven Governors of the eleven States that we passed through.

Every once in a while you find a plant that isn't clicking quite as well as it should.

It's a pretty darn good record.

The rights of free labor and free men have vanished in the conquered lands.

They know just what stake they have in America, just what they are fighting for.