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A Man Of True Honor Protects The Unwritten Word Which Binds His Conscience More Scrupulously, If Possible, Than He Does The Bond A Breach Of Which Subjects Him To Legal Liabilities, And The United States, In Aiming To Maintain Itself As One Of The Most Enlightened Nations, Would Do Its Citizens Gross Injustice If It Applied To Its International Relations Any Other Than A High Standard Of Honor And Morality.

In These Sad And Ominous Days Of Mad Fortune Chasing, Every Patriotic, Thoughtful Citizen, Whether He Fishes Or Not, Should Lament That We Have Not Among Our Countrymen More Fishermen.

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.

William Mckinley Has Left Us A Priceless Gift In The Example Of A Useful And Pure Life, In His Fidelity To Public Trusts And In His Demonstration Of The Value Of Kindly Virtues That Not Only Ennoble But Lead To Success.

Once The Coffers Of The Federal Government Are Opened To The Public, There Will Be No Shutting Them Again.