The Globe-republican., 1893-03-10
THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS.

| HE following Is the presloente lnAuSu1ai
address:
| NJ FELLOW CITIZENS In OF edience to tha
mandate OF my eountrymen. l am about to deds-
ests myself to their service under the sanction
| Of Q solemn oath Deeply moved b. the expres'
sionCof confidence and personal attachment
| which has called mo to this service. l am SURE
my gratitude can make no better return than
the pledge l now give tefore God aad these
witnesses of unreserved AID complete devotion
to the interests AID welfare OF those who have
| 1 deem it firtire on this occasion. while indi-
eating the opinions l hold concerning public
| questions of present importance TO also briefly
refer to the existence CT certain e9ndit1ons aao
| tendencies among our PEOPLE " lch seem 70
| menace the integrity and usefulness OF their
government While every American citizen
thusiasm the growth and expansion OF our
country, the eurfcieacy OF our Institutions TO
! stand against the rudest shocks OF violence the
wonderful thrift and enterprise OF our people
| and the dem onstrated superiority Of our free
government 1t behooves US to constantly watch
for every symptom of OF ineidious InhrInlty that
doubted that our stupendou> achievements as a
people and our country robust strength have
given rise to heedlessness of those laws govern
| ing our national health which We can NO mol
| evade than human life can escape the laws of
God and nature.
THE CURRENCY.
Mantle :tly no hing is more With to our su-
premacy Is nation and to the oenecce NJ pui-
poeeS OF our government than sound ana st1oie
currency. Its exposure TO degradation should
| at once arouse to tivity the most enlightened
Craftsmanship and the danser OF depreciat on
IN the purchasl-s powe. OF the wages peao 10
toll should furni>h the strongest incentive TO
prompt and conservative precaution. IN deal
| ing with our present m "a; RAISING situation 40
related 10 this SUBJECT, we WIZ De " 50 II "9
temper our con6do nee and faith In oar national
strength and resources with the frank coneee-
slon that even these WILL NOT permit Us 20 ueiy
With lmpunity the lneIoraoie laws OF nnance
and trade.
IS , far as the executive branch OF the govern
ment can intervene, none OF the powers Vim
exercise IL deemed necessary 70 maintain our
na'lonaI credit or avert financial disaster.
As TO PROTECTION.
C,oea,r ,.,..od 80 ,ha a,,,,o,.,.,, .o,sdar.e
1851 .o..:o " 1.e eAasSei Il;
~ ous eOun S sreatness "naGn .euus "
danger confronts ms not less dangerous. refer
to the prevalence of a popular disposition to ex-
pect from the operation of the government espe-
dict of our voters which condemned the injus-
tice of maintaining protection for protection s
sake. enjoinS upon the peoples servants the
duty of exposing and destroying the brood Of
kindred evils which are the unwholesome prog
eny of paternalism. This Is the bane OF repub-
lican institutions and the constant peril of our
governmene oy the people. 1t desrades 10 tne
o. WY Sraia .ne piah o, rue ooo r.
es.apiIsneu anu oeqCeatneI 10 us as an So'ee. VI
our love ana Veneration. IL perVer's tne Patri-
QUO sentiment OF our country'nen and Temps
mem 10 pniIuI caiculatlon OF tne sorulu gam
nance +, nnde-rni,aS the sole -aIiance Of our
people and substitutes in its place dependence
| upon governmental favoritism.
The lessons of paterralism ought to be learned
and the better lesson laugh. that while the
people should periodically and cheerfully sup
clude the support of the people.
Paternalism leads also TO challenge of wild
and reckless pension expenditure which over
leaps the bounds a grateful recognition o. the
ppia. anu oS .nas ~ - IA 49,
disabled in their conntrv's defense
It ia nIain d;cT.ta ~ bone-,v and GOOD gov
eminent that public expcnditures should be
limited by public NECESSITY and THAT this should
il equally clear tina. frnpality among the neonie
is the he's, enaran.v Of n ccntented and strono
support of free instifntioos
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CiVI SERVICE REFORM.
One mode OF the Misrepresentation of public
funds Is avoided when appointments to the office
inst ead of being the rewards of partisan activity
are awarded to those whose efficiency promises
fair return of work for their compensation
paid TO them to secure the fitness and compe-
tency of appontees to office. and to remove
from political action the demoraiizing madness
for spoil.
ABOUT TRUSTS.
d,.d on,.rnr;.sS ,nI 80, f fna,ns
,nta-e.ts formed tor TIE nurn.oAa ~ I;rn;,;nS
the nrofiucrion and 6x,ny pr;les is inconsIstane
With The IA ? field which onSh, 70 h onen r.
ever independent ACTIVITY. ~
IovaItr =, tho n-;n<- nj .. upon ub;cb nm, ,,v
eminent rests positively demands that the
equality tefore the law which it guaran ees TO
every citizen should be Justly and In good ia tn
conceded in all parts of the lani The enjoy.
ment of the r ght follows the b dee of citizen
ship wherever foun1. and unim paired b. race Or
col r: IT appeals fer re. og litio0 TO American
manliness and ILLNESS.
TARIFF REFORM.
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q en- 70 indicar. the aIten, 70 wb;cb inds,u.nt
raw h. ,nanenceJ nv fam i.-;,r NH ra-ra.
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~ "a ,ba elf-cpn-dan, ard brs;nass 90,