I was a tariff revisionist and thought that the time had come for a readjustment of the schedules.
I pointed out the difficulty that there always was in a revision of the tariff, due to the threatened disturbance of industries to be affect...
There is not the slightest doubt that if labor had remained unorganized, wages would be very much lower.
I had to ask them all to make personal sacrifices in the matter of compensation.
There is a higher standard of living among American laborers than in any country in the world.
I do not think trades-unionism was greatly aided by the attempt to drag all organized labor into politics.
I think it is a wise course for laborers to unite to defend their interests.
I can not sympathize with this element in the slightest degree.
It is quite apparent from the statements of Mr. Vreeland, who is now the head of the committee on banking and currency in the House of Repre...
Nothing revolutionary, nothing disturbing to legitimate business is needed; but we must set the marks clear in the statute by which the line...
This is the second week of September. We are all ending our vacations and going home.