There was no bill of general importance that passed that I did not approve.

And of course there is the building law which really represented a new policy of making a lump sum appropriation and leaving the administration of it and the disposition of it to the Secretary of the Treasury.

The tax measure I would say was the most important piece of legislation.

The Railroad Labor Bill will we hope develop into a very important policy.

But the fact remains that no legislation of general import was passed that didn't have my approval.

As a result of that policy there was very little of partisanship that was shown in the decision of any large questions.

I think that there wasn't much of anything in the way of treaties.

I think those are the principal features of this Congress.

I also want to thank you for the consideration with which you have always treated the Presidential office during the time that I have been President.

Then the aviation bill was very important, which also is the adoption of a new policy of administration.

The principal thing that will affect the country is the reduction of taxation.

If all men are created equal, that is final.