The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-03-14
TrE INAUGURAL ADDRESS.

u~..,asmt CleveIa nd Outlines HIS Fell
.cv nm Government and Pebble Af-
faira.
FprIow- CITIZENS: In The presence
~ ,his vast as.enIblagr Of my conn-
,rvnen. | am about 10 supplement
an.I seal. by the oath which shall
take. the manifestation of the will of
q great and free people. In the exer-
else of their power and right OF self
government, they have committed tn
one of their fellow citizens = supreme
trust, and he here consecraies himself
to their service. THIS impressive cere
snony adds little to The solemn sense
.of responsibility with which I con.
tenn plate the duty owe 10 all The
people of the land. Nothing can re-
iiexe me from anxiety. lest by any
act ~ mine their In er. st may suffer.
and nothing Is needed 10 strengthen
my resolution 10 engage every faculty
and effort in The promotion OF their
welfare.
THE PR1HcIPLE OF GOVERNMENT.
Amid party strife the peoples
choice was made, but Its attendant
circumstances have demonstrated
new strength aud safety of govern
sment by the people. In each succeed
ing year IL uuore clearly appears that
our d-mocrattc principle needs no
,alology. and that I'm it, fearless and
faithful appiice non l. 10 be found the
surest guarantees of good 20, erninenl.
But the best results in the operation
aoI government wherein every cili.
zen has a stare, largely depend upnn
the proper limitation of purely parii
san zeal and etf.r' aud correct APP
probation Of tLe TIM" when the heat
.ol the lar,izan Slouil b merged into
the patriotism Of the citizen.
ABANDoSNENT OF SECTIONAL PRRJU
DICE.
To-day the Execn'ive br inch OF the
FGosernnh III i Transferred Ia NV
keeping, but this j. stiIl u tioveln
Inent of the people, and II shonId be
hone the less an object OF their aiier-
tionate snlicIlnde. Al thu hour tie
annlin0sitles ~ political strife. tie
BITTERNESS OF rar,ilan ,i' feal, AM tie
ex 'ltaL on 0i artizsl. triumph, should
oe shpplhntei 10y nngrdig ny acqui-
e>cence 10 The popular Will, amt sober,
CONSCIENTIOUS 4 ncern ior the General
"eai. Moreover, II from this h. r
We ehreriully aud hones. \ abandon
Hi secilO' ~ prejudice AID di-trust,
ahd deIerm ne with manly con idene,
IN one another TO work ont harno
niou ~ the achievements of our na-
uolial destiny, We shall deserve TO re-.
aii%r ail Tie benefits which our happy
form oI government can beslow.
DEVOTION TO THE CONSTITUTION.
On thi~ansriciOu> occasion we n,av
We'll renew the pledge 0t our lie, utIon
70 the tOnstitn'iOn, which, Launched
ny The iounder- Of the Republic aud
cohseerAted 10y their praN ers and IN
triotir de, 0tion. has Tor almost "A cen.
tury borne the hopes ii aspirati.,nS
great toIl" through prosperity
@"a i'raca, and through the shock oI
.o'eIsh c"i,iii"ls nn.i the p.rlls IT do
"es'e "r'f- and \icissltudes. BY the
'"er OF his COnnlrv our C0nstitu-
w" was commended for adoption AS
."n "reS'ili OF ~ ~. rit OF anIty AMI
mutual cone. ssiOn." IL that same
'P,'h should be administered IN
osuer 10 '0rinHla. tho lasting welfare
vi she country and In sec.r. the full
MEASURE oi It's riceless u netits To us
"n" lo those Who " II sucreed To the
oSsihls III our national f., The
ya'ee arlety of divers. aud compel-
rns Interests sn, ct To Federal con
M"i' p r,i'tently 80 ki"g the reco.ni
t'on "i their claims. need vi IT. no
'e"I mat the "sreatest good to the
sieaied number" vii, Iail To brcnne
ns'ronlplish"d. II, In the halls OF ma.
"o"ai legislation. that spirit of amiiy
~" mutual cnnce.siou shall prevail
which the Constitution had It's
SHh, and, II this invol es the sur
,ehuer ror postponement OF private in
fS'ests and the abandonment Of local