Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-03-12

apuo.tSo Az ~ votls' M 4.,i. sfvr5 aanohd
Goo str,,iinv ~ ITS pnbiIo servants and a
49, ns viino' rtqn,ae, M ,hatr adsu,~
and nscf,,incss nina r. Inc nconie'e viii In.
nrcssod rnon Tho Whole frameworR ~ onr
civil policy, municipal. state and Federal, and
tion ~ onr 4sith IN o,r Renwbiio
W A. the dutv 81 thoee scrving tho
people IN pubiic niaces 10 ciosely l,,nIt
IcoPte w Puao hwes 0'vyhSeo,g atna
,ccds IN lie Govcrnn,cnt e,ononL
osiiy administered. because ina hands
Inc right ~ the G6vnrnuent n eraTt trthnfe
from Inc earnings Of iabor or the nropertv Of
citigens and because ,uhiic crtravaganco bo-
oefs extravagance among the peonle. wa
should never be ashamed OF the simplicity
AMI prudeutiai economics which are beR
enitoa 10 tho oncrotIon ~ = renuhiicon Torn,
OF goyernmenf ana most compatible with the
mission of the American people' Those who
are selected Tor n limited time 10 MANAGE nub.
NJ affairs arc stil Of the neonle ami may do
much by their example 10 encourage consist
lions that Main gess ~ ne which among their
fellow citizens creates integrity and promotes
'nI.i' NY ~prV9pet'y'
etuiu9O W. 'n.tt 1rSu1
OUT pSYpsv t9 tnem hYmse ne an1 tne ht.en
LOU mn.Onl ~ ucthaluel loI w scttsemen' anv
u~eng,opnsh Va tne resoutces OF 9un nass
any dnS utv Nv snv 49, u!p gunoous nn,ins con ~
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1890 ~ ns,r $500 80 ~ P,ns,ics snd ~
n,,r Ug O"t > ny ~ no,ic, y ~ nsecs s,I,ahpigo
A. = "a A.. a.. H. a
70 our interests u u INC policy on neut5sIty
hft,tseas sns sns'e ~ aotens" and rane,tt,r
tbcir ~, p,sion bero, 4, ,s M ooIfcv * Nan.
soo and waSh nerS, ~ dPoVrssoon psncn
~ ny "sssrhhsuon een.hna Sshfi sei,h ~ IA ~
,Lnns ILL., staona lis ,an ~"
~ d,5a SegarT for he interests and pros.
oor,,x - MI ,eoain ,fe,nandthoi our H,bnccs
Plseaii1 VI ~ ,IittytplSS aaa snn "a no,,na aad
snsnhVISo 800 ~ shau upou satat. anS
eonadence az ne business interests snd MAKE
.onnuenvo " ~ ous.les ~ ha,
env wassU ~ shaiiI Nj ~ so ~ tnstod as
~ 80 ~ nconia Ecu, ,,rncccsssry taxn.
20 reilenJ tno pSuRic aIOh m ~ 80. sas
son, - ~ - W an,rioro5
~ a. saenra 1atton ~ = s,,rnt,s ~ ~
trsasnry 10 tempt cHtrSyngance and waste,
1900 - uomps aa,rr, srd 80 s,bc
Soaa1aSS . os tn,tS,ip .o ipey,,,itgg ~ ~, tra " ~, Ky n,,,biico
49, ~ ~ fui $50 npatinn
20 20 nm,bftc' ITndss 40 stonnod Tbe consci"ncs
~ ~ ~ f.bat ,ho frdtans sbo1
pSt a a ~ ScnnstIg ,snstod n. wasds oftbs
Go.o-n,.nt 90 ,bai- c,i,cafton mi %oiviiiga.
sion nrnntoted Win = view to their Intimate
cI,t-a nsbin al tbat roiygamv In Tho territo.
W. 80. III ~ ha'Snil roistfcn and
nge,sire ~ az nnorai scnse ~ the rtvuiled
World sbai9 he renresSe5'
1Tho - sGo,,i6 - rtsttiv arforcod which
rrnhIbit he inmteraftnn ~ a ssTvile class 10
ra1note ysith Annerican isbor vith NO inton.
lion ~ aonuir,nF eitizenship md brinSins
,ons eno,.nsnt 80 o,r c9ytijlation
Tha naonis dewond reform In the nd.
ministrsticn of the government and tho
nap,RIiI. or A. means 10 tbis
pu9he SHai a. hn,a M un
good faith enforced. our citizens have the
~ ~ " W. ninva. wba MIA tbeir nIaces
1870 "" ,6o Iva "a ~ rartisSr sSryiae and
Tor tho corruptionnry influence ofthose who
promote the vicious methods OF those who
SaPSSfnv Ss sCok MINNIE empIovment bsvcc
the right TO Insist that merit aud
competency shall be recognized instead
OF party snbserFieney ana INC suSrehdef OF
/ nONfNNH lNANNAAAN nNAAfAH III ANN
and oxact Justice 20 ali men there should be
no prctc1t for anxiety touching the protee-
Ton Or the freedmen IN tneir Fights or their
RRmeenSmsnts Nu discussion as To- tier at
ness for the place accorded them as Ameri-
can citizens Is idle aud Improbable, except
~ y Susve'sTT hn S.di M, t,SsyV arc citi,sns
entities them To- ali tho rights due TO that re.
lation, and charges them with all It's duties,
obiHAtlons anu resoolslblllues.
. rnyS svo,Pptvs sn ~ ac ~ ana nntarnrts,nv
population may well receive the attention
and the patriotic ondeayors of all who make
ana eHSente tne iederai avs, oou ,or ,r
dnstrious snpicatIon nm inteliivent percep-
ton OF the claims Of public office, and above
all a firm deteLminatlon BY united action 70
secure W ~ .ns PeoP,o o.Sune i haHt
form OF government ever vouch.
safed 10 man. and let US not trust to tuman
effort alone but humhly a~eknowledge the
ppvver ths Sestiny az natlonss' am" Who bas AZ
ali times been reveaiedin our couhtry's his.
tory. Let US invoke Ills aid and His blessing
UPON our labots.
The address was very brief. and at pre-
cisely 1907 o'clock the Prealdent-elect turn
ing TO the Chief Justice and bowling 10 him,
said: II I'M now prepared TO take the oath
prescribed by law"
ADMiSIsTEMNG II OATH.
AS the Chief Justice arose to administer
the oath the vast assemblage cheered again
n again. The Presldent-elect stood facing
the chef Justice, with the crowd on gls
right Chlei CLERK mckinney. OF the Su-
Cleveland and held a Bible, upon which the
oath was administered, the President-elect
Also holding 10 with his nght hand. Inc
biole ussa ~ a sinan MoToeeoeo'eteG, CIV,
BibIe which Clsyeiand's mother gave him
when he left home as a Young man. and at
his special request the copmlttee had Il IN
readiness for the ceremony The crowd
preserved perfect silence as the impressive
ceremony OF administering the oath was In
process, but when 1t was concluded, and
President Cleveland laid down the Bible
after r~eyerently kissing il, and shook hands
with the Chief Justice, who was
the first TO Congratulate him, they
cherysd loudly and long. Ex-Presi-
dent Arthur was the second man to
congratulate the President, and then FOL
lowed Chief Clerk Mckinney aad Senator
Sherman. President Cleveland was then
introduced to the remaining Judges Of the
Supreme Court, TO Lieutenant General
Sheridan n 10 General Hancock. The
other persons on the platform then pressed
forward and many shook his hand. As he
re-entered the Capitol he was again greeted
entrance where he first came into the build
ing and entered a carriage to be driven In
the procession to the White House.
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h Review.
The two carriages which contained PTesl
dent Cleveland, ex-President Arthur, Vice