Theodore Roosevelt actually said...

I cannot sufficiently express my appreciation of the magnificent greeting that you have given me to-day.

The man who is decent in his home relations, who is kind to those dependent upon him, who is a good husband, father, and son; is a good citi...

I will take advice about appointing men, but if I find them crooked I do not take any advice at all about removing them.

What we need in the average man in his relation to the State is that he shall have the three qualities—courage, honesty, and common sense.