Warren G. Harding: “The Labor Board itself is not so constituted as best to serve the public interest.”

During the anxieties of war, when necessity seemed compelling there were excessive grants of authority and all extraordinary concentration of powers in the Chief Executive.

In our pursuit of markets we must give as well as receive.

We can not sell to others who do not produce, nor can we buy unless we produce at home.

There is vastly greater security, immensely more of the national viewpoint, much larger and prompter accomplishment where our divisions are along party lines, in the broader and loftier sense, than to divide geographically, or according to…