Benjamin Harrison actually said...

"There would seem to be no object in the Government's making a contract for work if the contract is only to be binding upon the parties in the event that the contractor realizes a profit."

"To the Senate:In response to the resolution of the Senate of September 17, 1890, I inclose a report from the Secretary of State, transmitting all the correspondence found among the files of his Depart..."

"I return to the Senate without my approval the bill (S. 473) 'for the relief of the Portland Company, of Portland, Me.'"

"If this form of gambling is to be prohibited, as I think it should be the penalties should include all persons and all places."