At the present time they are getting on remarkably well, but if some means could be provided by which the Governor could be elected by the people of Porto Rico, it would eliminate that difficulty.
Calvin Coolidge: “At the present time they are getting on remarkably well, but if some means could be provided by which the Governor could…”
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