I Am A Freeman And Jolly As

The President Of The United States Of Necessity Owes His Election To Office To The Suffrage And Zealous Labors Of A Political Party, The Members Of Which Cherish With Ardor And Regard As Of Essential Importance The Principles Of Their Party Organization; But He Should Strive To Be Always Mindful Of The Fact That He Serves His Party Best Who Serves The Country Best.

Universal Suffrage Is Sound In Principle. The Radical Element Is Right.

Shall The Railroads Govern The Country, Or Shall The People Govern The Railroads? Shall The Interest Of Railroad Kings Be Chieflyregarded, Or Shall The Interest Of The People Be Paramount?

Perhaps The Happiest Moment Of My Life Was Then, When I Saw That Our Line Didn't Break And That The Enemy's Did.

I Leave The Governor's Office Next Week, And With It Public Life[which] Has Been On The Whole A Pleasant One. But For Ten Years And Over My Salaries Have Not Equalled My Expenses, And There Has Been A Feeling Of Responsibility, A Lack Of Independence, And A Necessary Neglect Of My Family And Personal Interests And Comfort, Which Make The Prospect Of A Change Comfortable To Think Of.