I am happy to be here this morning, and I want to assure you that this is not my first visit to Richmond.

The prosperity we are enjoying now did not just happen.

The Republican Congress began immediately to try to turn the clock back, and the first one they took a whack at was the farmer.

I appreciate most highly that introduction in this wonderful city of Greenfield.

This campaign is the people's crusade.

The Republicans have the money because the big corporations have found out they can get what they want from the Republican Party.

The Democratic Party thinks in terms of doing things for the people--higher minimum wages, broader social security, protection in old age, better medical care, better schools and better homes, and a better life for the men and women who do…

The Republican politicians don't like the New Deal.

I have had a magnificent reception in Ohio today.

Let me remind you of some of the things the Republicans have been saying about this New Deal.

One of them is the Fair Labor Standards Act which, for the first time in our history, set a floor under wages in the form of a minimum wage.

You know, you are the Government, if you exercise your right to vote.

This order shall become effective upon publication in the FEDERAL REGISTER, and shall thereupon supersede Executive Order No. 7298 of February 28, 1936, entitled 'Regulations Governing the Preparation, Presentation, Filing, and…

Now there are 61 million people at work, and any man who wants a job can have it.

It is most encouraging.

No one wants peace in the world more than I do.

The Government is yours, if you are willing to accept the responsibility.

Our major effort has been to enlarge the effective field of private enterprise and to give public support only to housing for those low-income families that private enterprise cannot serve.