The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15
President Grants Inaugural Ad-
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FELLOW CITIZENS s--l nder Providence, bave been chosen second time to aci n EArcunVe over 'ns g,e nation l, has been nay sndc1yOr iu he past 10 maintain al the laws aud far Hs lay in my power 10 act To, 'he interests of the whole ps"pe Ny beet eho' ~u D. given in the direction h Ne ihNUe, ana hlueu trust by my ras, experience to o9Ss. .. - When my ifst term of office of Chief EHccu'ive l"gan the country had recovered from the chccs ui h' E ntsrnal revolution hud seemed to me wiss 'hn no new questions should be iascd as long as thai c"nnN"h W aTaIs existed Therefore he asl -Four years so ' harmony and the public credit, revive commerce. and ioster all the aS'. of peace and progress; ,,,
 ii is my firm rrn that ihe civilized Worih IS "hu ing toward republication government by h" i+"Ile through their chosen rcprseutii'~s ard th' our own great republic destined be the guiding star Co others
 The effects of he late civil strife have been o Ire" the slave and male a citizen of him. yet be Is not possessed i line civil rights which citizenship could carry. This wrong should be corrected and 10 this correction sasd committed far Executive influence can avail Social | equality is mol a suhec, hT Legislation. .,..,.
 believe now before that t was for the best interests Of this country and San Domingo that the proposition '' the admission of San Domingo as IetreIy should De received fav0rbly. t was bowever regarded as c"hsh tutrAlly impractcabc and therefore the subject never came again before me. In future whe hold my pres eut office the subject of aquson of territory must nave the support of the people before VIII recommend any proposition Voking to such acquisition. say now here
 wsvsr that dc mol share n ihe apprehension Felt by many 10 The danger of he Government becoming "eAA' sned destroy ed by of the extension V territory
 My efforts the future will be directed to the ies,Ora ton Of good feeling between inc dercni sections o our common country o the restoration of currency o ie fixed value compared with the worlds standard ui values of gold and u possible to par with ; to the .rncun f cheap y transit thrUugout the land to the end that the products of an sections may ind market and give living remuneration to the producer tV th' maintenance of friendly relations with all our peghbor and with distant nations; to the establishment of ou commerce and share in the carrying trade nTot D The ocean; to inc encouragement oi such manuiac turing industries be economically pursued in th country tn the end that the eN~sts Of home piuc ant industries may pay for our impUrshe only methV, of returning to permanent specie basis aud rah,,Dn. ; the elevation of abor and by humane course bring inc aborgines Of the country under the ishnenee elucatou and civilization N is either this Cf eN termination Wars 0 eNteTmnaton engaged no by peopl pursuing aud all the udus,ria pursuits iziug and wicked Our superiority of strength aud ou Advantages of civilization shud y.ks us lssent towaI inc Indians Tho wrongs already inflicted upon ihrt should hc taken into accu. and placed u the baanr" their credit The Esr4l view Of the question sh uld b considered and She ,iesuB asked, cannot the Indian made n usefil productive member of s,ciety hy proTs tcacbiBg .tA tTeatmeuii When such effort s made lo,.i Eah wi stand before ,e ciVzcd nations Of h slIth n the consciousness Of having done our duty
 All these things to be accomplished by one indyic ) sal but they will receive my support and such recon tnendaion n Congress will in my judgment best serN
 carry them into effect and beg your suprort and GU t COuragsmsut.
 The spirit of tbs civil service rules and regulations
 established will be maintained
 The President thanked the people of the United State for his TO slcethss and concluded:
 been subject of and islander to scarcely eqaal-d n political history and which, L day feel that afford tu diarrgard in view of you verdict. which gratefully accept my yndicaiun