The main theme of this speech article was to protect the Grand Canyon and the environment. "Preserve them for that use, but use them so that they will not be squandered, that they will not be wasted, so that they will be of benefit to the Arizona of 1953 as well as the Arizona of 1903." Mr President suggested the idea of sustainable development, which was surprised me that his government could have such foresight back to more than a century ago. There are also many sub-themes in this speech article. Mr President first of all praised the good nature of Arizona people, both in the performance at war and their practice of the irrigation act. At the end, he also suggested at Indians should be protected and be treated equal. "All I ask is a square deal for every man."
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