The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-09-27

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THE INAUGURAL Il--.;,--,--..
b For the fourth timelln the history Ofthe
Repnbhc its Chief Magistrate has heeRrre-
Bney moved BY death al All hearts are filed
with grief and horror at the hidepus crime
which has darkened our land and memo
~ Of the murdered Presidents his pro-
tracted su6erings, his unyielding gfortitude,
ths example and achievements cf bis life
and the psthos Of bis death viii forever
illumine the pages of our history.
Hq For the fourth time the officer elected
by ths'psOplel and ordained by the Con-
ssitutionto fsll a vacancy so dreated is
called to assume tie Executive Chair.
The wisdem-O -OfOur fathers, fOresleing
themaat dirspOsaibilities; made surs that
the Gosernnent shonlA never be inP~ril-
led aIbecaase of the uncertainty of human
life. Men may die, but the fabric sOfsOur
free Institutions remains nnshaksn- No
higher or more ASSUMING PrOof could exist
Rk ,the strength and PsrpaHence Of PoPu-
leF government than the fact that. though
the chosen Of the people be strHck down,
bHtoE be tcoEpstltutlsnal specessoF is Peseefully
lfstalled stap without shock or straip, except
ffe s sorFOYi sYhleh \ nouns on the bygssye-
pqent- h .,ss,si IS mos s.-fs sa..ny-
All the noble aspirations of my lament
ed predecessor which found expression in
IBIS life, the measures devised and sug-
gested during his brief administration to
correct abuses and enforce economy, to
Sdvance the prosperity and promote the
general welfare, to ensure domestic secu-
Eity, and maintain friendly aud honor
able 'relations with the nations of the
earth, win be garnefed in the heart, Of
lsts people, and it win be my eafbesteh-
deayOr to profit, and to zee that the ma
profit by h,si example and ex-
Regiepce-,uProaPeEity bleases hour codn-
tsE. .0nr 6seal policy u fixed By AWsiis
'Eslb guarded and generally approved
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