The greatest catastrophe that could come to our country is that administration policies or legislation or voluntary movements shall be encouraged or enacted upon the basis of emotion, not upon facts and reason.
Address to the Gridiron Club.
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There is little need for me to express the gratitude which I know the whole country holds for this great service now added to a life of long devotion to public welfare.
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These policies and measures will hold our hard-won American system of ordered liberty and government.
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