A Good Many Things Go

Liberalism Should Be Found Not Striving To Spread Bureaucracy But Striving To Set Bounds To It. True Liberalism Seeks All Legitimate Freedom First In The Confident Belief That Without Such Freedom The Pursuit Of All Other Blessings And Benefits Is Vain. That Belief Is The Foundation Of All American Progress, Political As Well As Economic.

The Sole Function Of Government Is To Bring About A Condition Of Affairs Favorable To The Beneficial Development Of Private Enterprise.

Many Women Are Now Holding Posts Of Grave Responsibility In City And Country And State And Nation, And Their Number Must Be Greatly Increased.

The Gods Do Not Deduct From Man's Allotted Span The Hours Spent In Fishing.

The Great Liability Of The Engineer Compared To Men Of Other Professions Is That His Works Are Out In The Open Where All Can See Them. His Acts, Step By Step, Are In Hard Substance. He Cannot Bury His Mistakes In The Grave Like The Doctors. He Cannot Argue Them Into Thin Air Or Blame The Judge Like The Lawyers. He Cannot, Like The Architects, Cover His Failures With Trees And Vines. He Cannot, Like The Politicians, Screen His Shortcomings By Blaming His Opponents And Hope The People Will Forget. The Engineer Simply Cannot Deny He Did It. If His Works Do Not Work, He Is Damned.