352. "Wealthy in Integrity; In Brain a Millionaire."

James A. Garfield is to-day a poor man, and you know that there is not

money enough in this magnificent street to buy the honor and manhood of

James A. Garfield. Money cannot make such a man, and I will swear to you

that money cannot buy him. James A. Garfield to-day wears the glorious

robe of honest poverty. He is a poor man; but I like to say it here in

Wall street; I like to say it surrounded by the millions of America; I

like to say it in the midst of banks, and bonds, and stocks; I love to

say it where gold is piled--that, although a poor man, he is rich in

honor, in integrity he is wealthy, and in brain he is a millionaire.

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