As long as I am your President, I am going to be President of all the people.

Our mutual devotion to them will be everlasting.

In short, you are going to have to be the captains of a movement to lead people to love instead of hate.

No, I tell you when your country is in trouble, when people are trying to divide, when hate and fear is abroad in the land, it is time for the people of New England to lead the way, to start the march of unity, and to say to the rest of the world that we learned a long time ago, 'United we stand; divided we fall.'

For so long as there has been an America, there have been times when factions have risen up in our land.

So today I call upon you to answer your Nation's challenge, to answer it by being leaders for a united America, united and indivisible under God.

This house is the house of all the people of this land.

That is our challenge. That is yours and mine.

We must make it dear, to all abroad and to all at home, that America will never permit itself to be divided.

Our success, the strength and unity of our society, are the targets of every tyrant in the world.

This airport represents the triumph of a dream and a test of the power of unity.

In the years to come, by working together, group with group, section with section, we will defeat the forces of division and we will keep our country moving ahead.

Our people join with yours in mourning a servant of peace, and a friend of us all.

These common purposes--prosperity, justice, and peace--are the foundation of American unity.

If there is any theme which I think this conference best expresses, it is the common dependence we have one upon another.

An injury to one is of concern to all.

We are very proud to have you here.

What tends to divide us is wrong.