So many beneficent measures were enacted during the Wilson administration that there is- neither time nor necessity to enumerate- them. The Agricultural Committee has. been busy. so. have. the Cbmmittees- on Good Roads. and Flood Control. 11 have. the. individual happiness. after having introduced more goodroad bills. perhaps. than any other Congressman ever did. !to see the fruition of my hlpes- and. labors- il the result. of the conference committee now at- work on. the. differences. between .the two Houses: on the goodroads. bill. I. also. feel peculiar pleasure in my cooperation. in. the. legislation on cotton.. cotton warehouses. regulation of cotton exchanges. immigration. and other measuresdesignedl not.only for. the: protection but for the promotion of. the prosl)enity of the- farmers. the laborers the common people the: backbone: and. sinew of the- country and. the hope of our institutions for thefuture. Mention of some. measures.to theexclusion of othersneed not :be construed asinvidious comparison:or discrimination. but the creation of the Coast. Guard. should not be overlooked as per.haps our most valuable instrumentality in time of peace and Imost reliabl defunse" in time of war.
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