Theodore Roosevelt actually said...

In the war you had to have patriotism, but there was but little to be made of the man who was patriotic but who had a tendency to run away.

In saying good-by to you I want to say that it has been the greatest pleasure to see you.

If he lies down you cannot carry him.

I believe in the Monroe doctrine, and I believe in it not as an empty formula of words, but as something we are ready to make good by deeds.