The Peril Of This Nation Is Not

A Man Has To Live With Himself, And He Should See To It That He Always Has Good Company

I Believe In Work, Hard Work, And Long Hours Of Work. Men Do Not Breakdown From Overwork, But From Worry And Dissipation.

The Power Of Administrative Bodies To Make Finding Of Fact Which May Be Treated As Conclusive, If There Is Evidence Both Ways, Is A Power Of Enormous Consequence. An Unscrupulous Administrator Might Be Tempted To Say "let Me Find The Facts For The People Of My Country, And I Care Little Who Lays Down The General Principles."

Selfishness And Demagoguery Take Advantage Of Liberty. The Selfish Hand Constantly Seeks To Control Government, And Every Increase Of Governmental Power, Even To Meet Just Needs, Furnishes Opportunity For Abuse And Stimulates The Effort To Bend It To Improper Uses.

The Constitution Is What The Judges Say It Is.