I thank you for coming here and for giving me the privilege of joining with you today in these solemn ceremonies of commemoration.
I think it is getting to be fairly understood that that is our foreign policy.
This is a government of freemen
I have never tasted, not even at the wonderful banquet that I have attended in San Francisco, anything quite so good.
Let us speak courteously, deal fairly, and keep ourselves armed and ready.
I have enjoyed being in California for the last week, and it has been the greatest possible pleasure.
It is a fine thing to have before a body of students men who by their practice have rendered it unnecessary that they should preach
Every decent American ought to be proud of the army and the navy of Uncle Sam.
I have come to California; I have seen; and I have been conquered by California's citizens and California's Governor.
I do not want you to turn out prigs; I do not want you to turn out the self-conscious.
The Y. M. C. A. stands for so much because it represents the work of men and women who to a generous enthusiasm for their fellows, to a loft...