I am very glad to be in Albany this morning, and I want to say to you that this is the first real Democratic day we have had on this trip.

Vote for the interests of the United States.

We are rebuilding war-torn countries, and strengthening the free nations against communism.

Are we going to keep on the high road to prosperity together, or are we going to let ourselves be bamboozled into another depression?

If the farmers look after their own interests, they will still be for the man who made that speech here in Schenectady in 1935.

The Communists can't stand education.

I am asking you to go out and vote for yourselves.

I told him at that time that I would much rather have that Medal of Honor than to be President, and I feel the same way about it today.

This Republican Congress tried it again in 1947, but it didn't work because they couldn't carry out their program.

I would rather have peace in the world than to be President of the United States.

They tried to put the farmers out of business.

Since I have been President of the United States, it has been my privilege to present that medal to more heroes than it has ever been presented to before.

When you go to the polls, you are not voting for me.

This is one of the most important campaigns in the history of the country.

When you cast that ballot, you will be voting for your best interests.

They didn't mean a word of that platform, as they showed in the special session.

They eventually pay themselves out.

I am certainly highly pleased at this wonderful reception.