Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
presideut Hayes Inaugural.

nStoh, oDstfNeu pH ali my pTeueCeS-
 nnd now a time honored custom which Ske the commencement of new term of
 Presideasial office. Called to the du-
 of this great trust, proceed, in com
 nee with usage, to announce some of the
 ing principles on the subjects that now FszAy engage the public attention, by which
 Fmy desire to be guided in the discharge
 hose duties. 1 shalt not undertake 10
 down Irrcyoksbly the principles or meas
 of the Administration, but rather to ik kk of the m olives which should animate
 sns to suggest certain important ends To kttained, in accordance with our institu-
 and essential to the welfare of our snfry. At the outset of the discussion ss, ch preceded the recent Presidential eiec- .,L IL seemed to be fitting that l should a.s ke known my sentiments m regard la ss sal of fine important questions which nsppcsred to demand the consideration
 he country. Following tl.e cNImp.c, anl ,art adopting the langut tgc "f one If my
 dece>>orS, 1 wish now, when every mo- of misrepresentation has passed away, tpeai what was said before the election. sting that my countrymcn will candidly ch and understand it; that they will feel larsi that the sentim ,nts declared in ac- finy the nomination for the Presidency. ] be thc standard of my conduct in the h before me. charged Ls know I am h the grave an diff ,uli task of carrying m but. h ihe practical administration the government, sp far a. depends under
 Cen>titutian and laws. on the Chief EX- itiye o! ,ae Nation. the p.rn .lt pacifi- ion "f the country upon sucn principles 4 by such measures as wIl secure tine np.ete protection of all its citizens in the enjoyment of all their constitutional hts is neg the oB. subj .ct iI our public sirs which all thnughtfdl and patriotic izens rega.d as of supreme importance. sny of 1he cilamatous effect, of the tre- ndoas rev .lution winch h ,s passed over Southern States still remain.
 THE STATE OF THE SOUTH.
 Inc imme -surable benefits which will rciy fellow sooner or later the hearty and nerous acceptance of the legitimate re- It of the revolution have not yet been kized. Difiicu, and embarrassing ques- ms meet us at the threshold nf this sub H The people of those Sttfes are still tpoverished. and the ine>timable blessings wise. honest and peaceful local self-gov- nnent k uot fully enjoyed. Whatever Terence Of opin "n may exist as to the use of th.s condition of thing. the fact k ear thai. in the progress of events, the time 6 come when such govei nment Is the iperafiTe necessity required hy ail the rled interests. both public and private of ose States. But it must not he forgotten at only local government which recoc- xes and maintains invioiate the rights of Is a trae self government. With respect fhe tgd distinct races whose peculiar re- tions to each other have brought upon us c depiorIble complications and perplexi- Fs which exist in those State. 1t must be rernment that guards the interests of both ces carefully and equally. IL must be veFnme1t that submits loyalty and hearti- to the Constitution and laws of the nation and the laws of the States themselves, ac- pting and obeying faithfully the whole ,nstitution as ], Is. Resting upon this u and substantial touhdation, the super ucture "f seni6ccnt local governments n lle built up. and not otherwise. In fur ersl zee at such obedience to the letter and e spirit of the Constitution. and in the be- l ( of all that its attainant implies. all so- I!ed party interests lose their apparent inn | rance. and party lines may all be per | ttei t0 fade into insignifi cancc The l estio7 VIC have to consider for the imme- | htc welfare of those States of the Union is | question of governm ,nt-,f social order | q all the peaceful industries, and | d ali thc happiness that belongs | it. ur retura tp birblrism. It is a | estinn in which every citizen of the | Don i, deeply interested. and with respect . which We ought not to be, in partizan l pse, either Republicans or Democrats. but ! low citizens and fcilow-mer, to whom tue . erests oi "a common csultry and common ' nauity are dear. The sweeping revolu- ! In t,f th. entire iablr system of X Ia -.rp .