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All Must Admit That The Reception Of The Teachings Of Christ Results In The Purest Patriotism, In The Most Scrupulous Fidelity To Public Trust, And In The Best Type Of Citizenship.

I Can Find No Warrant For Such Appropriation In The Constitution.

I Believe That The Public Temper Is Such That The Voters Of The Land Are Prepared To Support The Party Which Gives The Best Promise Of Administering The Government In The Honest, Simple, And Plain Manner Which Is Consistent With Its Character And Purposes. They Have Learned That Mystery And Concealment In The Management Of Their Affairs Cover Tricks And Betrayal. The Statesmanship They Require Consists In Honesty And Frugality, A Prompt Response To The Needs Of The People As They Arise, And A Vigilant Protection Of All Their Varied Interests.

The Ship Of Democracy, Which Has Weathered All Storms, May Sink Through The Mutiny Of Those Aboard.

I Cannot Help But Think It Perilous To Suffer These Lands Or The Sources Of Their Irrigation To Fall Into The Hands Of Monopolies, Which By Such Means May Exercise Lordship Over The Areas Dependent On Their Treatment For Productiveness.