Louis A. Johnson speaks at American Legion National Convention after his election as National Commander

The speaker expresses deep feelings about the responsibilities of the National Convention, promising to fulfill its mandates with energy and ability. They predict that the American Legion will achieve its greatest service yet, driven by the convention's enthusiasm. The convention has carefully considered its challenges, avoiding hasty decisions.

What is the significance of the enthusiasm of the Convention according to the speaker?

How has the Convention approached the problems it faced?