I hail every Harvard club west of the Alleghany, even more than I do those east of there
I remodeled it anyhow, purely in the exercise of my executive functions.
I believe thoroughly in each kind of organization.
There is no use of expecting much of him if he cannot pull his own weight.
You have got to take care of both.
I would be ashamed of you if you were not.
This country of ours is pre-eminently a business country.
I doubt if any member of the Hamilton Club has longer and pleasanter associations with it than I have.
While prosperity is indispensable as the basis, as the foundation, it will not amount to anything if you do not build on that foundation.
The nation must act in a spirit which gives full recognition to the national demands;
I feel that this club not only commemorates the name and the great service of Alexander Hamilton.