On the recordApril 3, 1905
It cannot but be pleasant to any President to have the chance of going through the country and meeting his fellow country men and being greeted as you have greeted me.
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presidency.ucsb.eduIt cannot but be pleasant to any President to have the chance of going through the country and meeting his fellow country men and being greeted as you have greeted me.
Remarks in Milltown, Indiana
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