BELIEVES IN JUSTICE.

I am not a sentimentalist. If there is one quality I dislike as much as

hardness of heart it is softness of head.

But I do believe in justice just as you believe in justice, and I am

trying to get justice, and I am trying to get it for those who are less

fortunate just as for those who are more fortunate. [Applause.]

Just wait. I want to give you just four or five cases of laws which the

courts of Illinois and New York have declared unconstitutional. When

I went into the legislature 30 years ago in New York, I was put on a

committee to investigate the manufacture of cigars in tenement houses.

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