The Constitution Is What The Judges Say

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

Our Institutions Were Not Devised To Bring About Uniformity Of Opinion; If They Had We Might Well Abandon Hope. It Is Important To Remember, As Has Well Been Said, 'the Essential Characteristic Of True Liberty Is That Under Its Shelter Many Different Types Of Life And Character And Opinion And Belief Can Develop Unmolested And Unobstructed.'

While Democracy Must Have Its Organizations And Controls, Its Vital Breath Is Individual Liberty.

Every Young Man Should Aim At Independence And Should Prepare Himself For A Vocation; Above All, He Should So Manage His Life That The Steps Of His Progress Are Taken Without Improper Aids; That He Calls No One Master, That He Does Not Win Or Deserve The Reputation Of Being A Tool Of Others, And That If Called To Public Service He May Assume Its Duties With The Satisfaction Of Knowing That He Is Free To Rise To The Height Of His Opportunity.

I Think That It Is A Fallacy To Suppose That Helpful Cooperation In The Future Will Be Assured By The Attempted Compulsion Of An Inflexible Rule. Rather Will Such Cooperation Depend Upon The Fostering Of Firm Friendships Springing From An Appreciation Of Community Ideals, Interests, And Purposes, And Such Friendships Are More Likely To Be Promoted By Freedom Of Conference Than By The Effort To Create Hard And Fast Engagements.