No Man Has Ever Yet Been Hanged

I Have Tried So Hard To Do The Right.

I Have A Congress On My Hands.

He Who Takes The Oath Today To Preserve, Protect, And Defend The Constitution Of The United States Only Assumes The Solemn Obligation Which Every Patriotic Citizen . . . Should Share With Him. . . . Your Every Voter, As Surely As Your Chief Magistrate, Under The Same High Sanction, Though In A Different Sphere, Exercises A Public Trust.

He Mocks The People Who Proposes That The Government Shall Protect The Rich And That They In Turn Will Care For The Laboring Poor.

The Best Results In The Operation Of A Government Wherein Every Citizen Has A Share Largely Depend Upon A Proper Limitation Of The Purely Partisan Zeal And Effort And A Correct Appreciation Of The Time When The Heat Of The Partisan Should Be Merged In The Patriotism Of The Citizen. ... At This Hour The Animosities Of Political Strife, The Bitterness Of Partisan Defeat, And The Exultation Of Partisan Triumph Should Be Supplanted By An Ungrudging Acquiescence In The Popular Will And A Sober, Conscientious Concern For The General Weal. ... Public Extravagance Begets Extravagance Among The People.