No, I tell you when your country is in trouble, when people are trying to divide, when hate and fear is abroad in the land, it is time for the people of New England to lead the way, to start the march of unity, and to say to the rest of the world that we learned a long time ago, 'United we stand; divided we fall.'
Remarks in Hartford, Connecticut
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He is that rarest of all visitors to this house--a man who is nonpolitical by law.
I know something of the graciousness that the people of this city always show to all of those who come here to visit with them.
Sometimes it is your job to go out and scout the road, to encounter and overcome the difficulties that always accompany such a vast new venture as this.
Their presence symbolizes a confluence of civilizations--the gathering together of talents and dreams from many nations.
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