You know, there has been so much publicity about your President not knowing where he is going or what he is doing or anything of the kind that people are surprised when they find that he does know where he is going, and he knows what he is…

The Republicans in power first tried to strip the workingman of the protection of his labor unions, and then they led him into the worst depression in history.

This is the real American way.

That Republican outfit went to Philadelphia and wrote a platform, and that platform was the most hypocritical document that ever was written; and I called them back to Washington to see whether they meant what they said in their platform…

We know that the people of the world really want freedom and liberty.

You can't afford to make that mistake again.

The Democratic Congress will give you that sort of law, because that is a part of the Democratic platform.

We need extension of social security to everybody in the entire Nation not now covered, and a 50 percent increase in benefits.

Don't think big business doesn't appreciate all that the Republican Party has done for it.

Our side--the Democratic side--doesn't say, 'We're against it.' It says, 'We can do it.'

We can build the kind of prosperous Nation we all want in a peaceful world that I want--and I am sure you want and need.

I called that 80th Congress back into special session twice and asked for legislation to control high prices.

You know, I would enjoy this campaign a lot more if my opponent had the courage to discuss the issues.

Take this vague talk of the Republican candidate about the 'failures' of the present administration.

You see, tomorrow afternoon I will leave Washington again and start for Chicago and Cleveland, and Boston and New York City, and Brooklyn and St. Louis, Mo., and finally wind up at home on November 1st, in Independence.

The great issue in this campaign--the great issue--is whether this country is going to be governed in the interest of all the people, or in the interest of big business and special privilege.

Use your tax savings to make a substantial investment in a Republican victory.

Thousands of dollars came from the railroad industry.