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derived from the emphatic tone and de
rsrminsd nod ~ the head when he. az
times. stated some - the more i'm
poriaut points - his Grafton. He spoke
sithout notes. and turned from ono side
- the audience fo tho other. sometimes
adlfcs4ing the multitude IN front q the
stand and then again turning 10 the side
and addressing himself more partcu.
LARRY 10 the people "n the stand
In tho csnfiFion caused is the crowd
ing. lack - ol'serVanee II the arrange
,n.nta t,s.lc and the wiad. II was impoa
sihle Ter T,sfts,ns within forty fcet n Nr.
Cleveland 80 follow bis remarks from
tcginninr fo cnd The reference in the
currency question rfn'a ahft conSid
.fahle cheers. bot the iouslc~t approval
Was gwen fhe tariff section ~ has -
marks The pr.siieni begen TIE delis
er, "a HE address ai"pi 4 nncioek and
ii occupied twenty iive inmates
fgi- N"theS- B,hir
~ fie eonelos.en - Ais remarks. NJ
tlesr,ard turned -fuBd - fha rhicf
jnenes offo Na= a'lifd in fse foi-as =
his esliee. ~ fake ihe ash pt fil+sl tf
ihe constitution. thef lasfe Fuller
an1 s',. aif rffseaa traf as tfr rfsa.i
deai -snuvsi thest taia ana wsh lefei
hrs.ls ssssnoi e. tht taslrs T the cath
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tHsff In.ttee Euts in elsu fssef
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as ! fas crstifHs cats aasi tfa.is
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fI.e i+- Z us ais'tiy pfsffe efnfet
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tfe Hfa a@d m tle sfesrs aae
ss.ea l.,ta. aat aaflsff
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81 sst elett s $50 gaf 8 ihe
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aia4 -fasilt isfo II Il ees
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fslas y hshsis k ~ 4fs tasisl
rfss supreme tHf esfh ) ass~-esf
ffA f58h Il Dhssnssn. staiina fhet 81
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blasts 81 old Borcas were too severe 90
be- long wiihsiood with comfort aud the
White house party returned ai intervals
- warm themselves. \ huge white
blanket Was sent ont from the army
after the progression began. under the
folds ~ which cx Vice President Merton
and Chairman Barrett made themselves
comparativcly comfortable Towards
evening the ladies 81 the party retired
from the stand and did not return
But the enthusiasm - the multitude
in the vicinity ~ the reviewing stand
was not half vented until Gen Fitziugh
Lee made his appearance at The haad II
The third division. The ovation that
had been given him all along the route
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and began the march up the broad as
phalt avenue.
The guns at Washington barracks
and al the navy yard fired out a presi
dental salute when Mr.. Harrison left
the White house. ard again when
President Cleveland took the oath "
office
The 1900 souls. more or less. who
patiently waited the approach of the
presidential party 90 the reviewing
stand i'm hegroundsof the White house.
will probably never fo0get the exI,eri-
ences II the day.
An Icy Blast.
Full play was afforded the northwest
wind i'm the open space between tho
treasury and the army and navy huiid.
ines. and IL tore around and about.
roaring down the avenue. whistiine
through the trees. picking up the snow
and carrying il into eyes and ears and
nostrils forming sonii-circles ~ white
flakes. stripping the bunting that deco
rated the stands from It's place and caus
inc the tnbcrs to creak until more
than once the advance occupants ~ the
presidential stand were inclined 10
abandon their advantageous posts
Two - the big branches II the stately
elm that lowered with dignity 10 the
right ~ the space inclosed FOR the presi
Dental party. broke of with a snap.
\ hearty cheer greeted PrcSideui
Cleyelaud's appearance on the rcNiew-
inc stand and the shouts redauhlci a.
he took his place IA The conspicuous
prefecture II the structure. where he
stool during the parade.
lie was stsen followed ly Mrs. Cic,e-
land. Mrs. Stevenson. Mrs Lamont AMI
The other ladies who bad lepn With The
presidential party all day. They came
At a moment when the crowd Vas inter
ested in the passing troops aud thrir
treseure was uuuuiiced.
ficsicwed the Parade.
Is tho president appeared hefoTcihe
multitude and while the cheefs we're
vet sounding IN his honor. an aiUe - the
1fand marshal. stationed opposite the
rcyicv ing stala. ealiopri a. fuil speesi
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by discrediting an abject dependence
upon governmental favor we strive 10
stimulate those elements of American
character which support the hope 81
American achievement.
Anxiety for the redemption ~ the
pledges which my party has
ma.l,. and solieitude for the com
rleie justification Of the trust the people
have reIosed in Us constrain nae Ia re-
mind those with whom | am 10 CO oper-
ate that We can sncceed ia doing the
work which has been especially set be
fore ms only by the most sincere. har-
monious and disinterested effort Even
il insuperaile obstacles and opposition
prevent the consummation of our task
We shall hardly be excused. and il fail
ure can be traced TO our fault or neglect
10 swift and exacting accountability.
Finale.
The oath now take To preserve. pro
tect and defend the constitution 81 the
United States not only impressively de.
fines the great responsibility ] assume.
hut suggests obedience TO constitutional
commands as the rule by which my of
ficial condition must be guided. shall.
To the best Of my ability and within my
sphere Of duty. preserve the constitution
by Loyalty protecting every grant OF
federal power il contains. by defending
all it's restraints when attacked 10y i'm
patience and restlessness and 10y enforc-
ing its limitations and reservations in
favor 81 the states ard the people.
Fully impressed SIts the gravity II
the duties that confront me. and mind
full of my weakness. should he APP
palled IL II were M, lot TO bear unaided
the responsibilities wh.ch await me.
am. however. saved from discourage
ment when l remember that shallh
the support and the counsel and coop
GRAFTON of wise and patriotic men who
will stand by my side in cabinet places
or will represent the people in the legis
4 ma ~, sSsoca comfortrn remern-
herring that my countrynen are Just and
generous. and in the assurance that they
will not condemn those who by sincere
devotion 10 their service deserve their
forbearance and approval.
Above all. | know there is a supreme
beng who rules the affairs of men. and
whose goodness and mercy have.always
followed the American people. and |
know lie will not turn from VS. now IL We
humby seek His powerful aid.
Cheercsl Tariff Isefnarks.
The characteristic feature about the
inaugural address was the clear. steady
and excellent cnunciation with which IT
was delivered and the absolute absence
of any gestures. Mr.. Cleveland gave no
other emphasis 10 his remarks than that
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ON THE REVIEWING STAND.
i'rr-iden, Cleveland SA,,owi, SCANNED
the Moving Columns.

The troops. who had been stamping
their feet endeaynring - keep warm.
forincd line, ard al 30 O'Clock. after
the usual riding about - orderlies, the
line of process.on Mas started. Gen
Martin T. Mcmahon. grand marshal.
leading the way. followed by his stall.
III the senate wing II the capitol the
marshal and hts aides halted until
President Cleveland and Mr. Harrison
could enter carriages and take their
places in hne. The first division, con.
sisiing of uniformed troops. moved down
the hall around the capitol Ia the Peace
monument ON Pennsylvania avenue.
where other organizations fell IN line.
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Closely related 20 the exaggerated con
fidencc ia our country : greatness. which
tends 10 disregard of the rules 81 ma
tloral safety. another danger confronts
rs rot less serious. ! refer 10 the preva-
lence - popular disposition Ia expect
from the operation 81 the government
especial and direct individual advan-
tages The verdict - our voters which
condemned the injustice of maintaining
protection for protection sake. enioins
upon thr peoples servants the duty of
exposing and destroying the bro-,d of
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pa-ur- u legresistion should AZ once
arou-s ~ activity the most enilghtened
statesnanship- and the danger II de.
preciafion IA the Purchasing power a
the wages paid "a foil should furnish
the strongest incentive u prompt 4ad
eon-srv.tsse precassrssn. Ia d-allnr
With our pre-ent embarrassing sitna-
tiisn. a. related - this subject. xe viii
~ else Il Ne temper our confidence and
faifh ia our national strength aud re
sources With the frank concession that
even these sIii not permit Us a. defy
vish Inpenity the inexorabls laws Il
HBance and trade. Al the same time in
our efforts o. adlas, differences - opin
ioE, we should t- free from intolerance
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~ the parade apparently reached is
highes' p.nni as be sainied the rev
president
Nearly Riot.
When Governor Peck - Wisconsin
doffsi his bat e. the president renewed
cheering showed his gs,rnlariiy The
lssf o49anizstion in Tho first grand ii
vision passed tho ~ viewing stand ~ a
quarter past 5 O'Clock. exactly ;Ho hours
from the time the hsel - tie division
Neni ~ lust ~ this time large mum
her n Pennsylvania miliftnrtn wbo
had drawn from The parade sni were
allowed L. brpsk ransa came down
Pennsylvania avenue towards the ~
ssev ne efH1i ard pushing through thc
hnes ~ policemen gathered un'ier "
Citfelara Ard sroe.ii.i ~ etrsss ia
ssah manenr a. g. prevent thf frts'
passage - fte organizations - fhs 49,
or1 grand ,lissesr.n
Tie pelce attfmrtc.f r. clear fhn
street ard fr . hiia the-r we great
sryiff fosiurateis horffff TIE
polite e1ctaf iri ~ rieafirr 80 irf -
match snd sn - deIar s-ftetfsi = e.lIirr
fr eeei feetatrif ctudutl fhe
t.i..s n.ef etart-.i r1fh ffiff grisaref rr
f1 o. = ssia ahlrfinr Safr4 acon.
Nhfn Pc rr,afEsif~ - ffr arrrTfFsi nsar
ssv hfn IN the custody - tte ,ffl.sfs
fhe, aa,ie q snfh - y e., afstn.r ri !
reeeee ftfi Nefs krFi fsTs ~ F<sies.
rasnrnsnf sincerity
Ger 1psiat rfffr- adfuisrf rrreryl
- tfe rsfionei eus-fl e - ssfte - fsw
Nefs vsfh rawsffrie sra tne's
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their condition under sieio4,s tasi'f LAWS.
Ae lat show them ho~ far they have
h.,en led away from the paths n eon
tsatms.at and ,rosper,ty. Mice ~ .,rs,
claim that the necessity for frsrnue 10
SUPPORT the eotefnment furnishes the
onis ju-tiiicaflon for taslug lbe ps-o,,ls.
se anaoanee a truth - plain that lis
denial would seeEa Ia Indicate the ~
teng 60 shich lDdgment mas be inisn
enced by familiarity With the l~rseE
s.ons II the tsxsng power, and " ben y q
seek tn reinstste the self confidence
and business enterprise " our citizens
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or passion. and our judgments should be
unmofed bs siluring phrases and an-
texed ~ selfish interests. | arm conf
dent that such az approach Ia the sub
ieei vii result IN prudent and effective
remedial legislation. In the meantime.
- Tar as the executive branch Of. the
government can intervene. none of tie
powers with which Il i invested viii he
withheld when their EXERCISE il deemed
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honle hfe II our cosntrymen. tnder
cur scheme ~ government the waste II
pablis' money - a eflE4e against the citi
zen. aud the contempt u our people for
economy aud ffugality ia their pss~onal
affairs deploraliy saps the strength and
sturd.nes< II our national character. IL
Is a plain dictate II honesty and good
government that public expenditures
should be limited hy public necessity,
and that this should be measured hy the
rules ~ strict economy. sad i, l. equally
clear that frugality among the people is
the best guaranty ~ contented and
strong support II free institutions.
One mosie ~ the missppropriation II
public funs:s Is avoided when appoint
menis to Office. instead Il being the ~
wards n partisan activity are awarded
20 those whose efficiency ~promises fair
return ~ work for the compensation
paid 10 them. To secure the fiine>s and
competency ~ appcinfees to of'ier and "a
remove fr,rm political action the dcmor
alizine madness for spoiis. civil service
policy and laws The benefit already
gained through this instrumentahty and
the further usefulness n promises entlfle
u it thr u|dftf riftFft ai't 'Hs'Ato o<'
ment 20 all who desire a. see eur service
we'll performed or who hope for the elc
vation 81 political sentiment and the
publication of political methods.
Trufs Are Unnatural
The exisfence ~ immense aggfega
tions ~ kindred enterprises ami com
binafions 81 business interests. formed
for the purpose of limiting production
and fixing prices. is Inconsistent With
the fair held which ought 10 ee open 10
every independent activity. Legitimate
strife IN business should not be super
seeded by an enforced concession 10 the
demands 81 combinations that have the
power 10 destroy: nor should the people
to lee served lose the benefit ~ cheap
.ness. which usually results ftom whole
Some competition. These acgregations
anil combinations frequently constitute
conspiracies against the interests If the
people. and in all their phases they are
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PRESIDENT GROVER CLEVELAND.

unnatural and opposed to our American
sense of fairness. To the extent that
they can be reached and restrained 10y
federal power the general government
should relieve our citizens from their
lnterferences and exactions.
Loyal Ia the principles upon which
our government rest positively demands
that the equality before the law. which
IL guarantees to every citizen. should be
justly and in good faith conceded IN all
this right follows the badge 81 citizen
ship wherever found and unimpaired by
race or color. II appeals for recognition
to American manliness ana fairness.
Our relations with the Indians located
within our borders impose upon us re-
sponsibillties We cannot escape. Hu-
manlty AMI consistency require us 70
treat them with forbearance. and in our
dealings with them "a honestly and con
sidcrately regard their rights and inter
csts- Every effort should be made to
lead them through the paths of civiliza
ton and education Ia self supporting
and indepe ndent citizenship. IN the
meantime. ~ tho nations wardH they
should be promptly defended against
the cupidity of designing men and
shielded from every Influence or tempfa
ton that retar,ls their advancement.
Tariff Reforms.
The people 81 the United States have
decrccd that on this day the control ~
their government in its Legislative and
execntive branch shall he given a poiit
ical party pledged in tho most positive
terms 10 the accomplishment ~ tariff
reform They have thus determined in
favor - more just and equitable sra.
fsm - federal taxation. The agents
they have .hossn - carry out their pur
poees arr bound by their promiees. rot
less than h, the command - iheir mas
terR. 60 devote thenSeites unrciniftinl,ly
fn ihis service While there should D.
10 surrender ~ principle. asr task mnsi
p undertaken wisely and without yin
dictiteuesE. our mission ~ n,t runi-h
rlenf. huf the rscfiiiraiiou - wrongs
II. ~ lifting burdens fnota ilse daily life
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3sn feaAefieasis sFrrne ani gave fhe
e f the aagat sss - resamai 81 81
k.see e0uiei fsfsBra esrh
lfstfsi islfi mana sns lhe
-fs 81 Hlafs eae an tsktr af
f's lsi thfr' fae tsf x fAs sen
ha.i heit#i saf=~it fer frfasarf a.
fe nt
~ Aslsn4 fat~ea iss cee fstes
'fsf ~ selrane enis fi,e nafe s'as tsE
~r Assf tta ~ al@e
si3 heses q rtnpsai Hst Itiiife
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= afir feffie se FtdHee insTairaie ne.i
ene4Hai afiFsrfsess ftsi htUg ssi
fhts e ff rssefg ir.Hifhi -
fetHfe 81 etf sasi Ineflee
" e ttf ffpf nE efli.nE mle,'f a
aniff'fs is fle If,a,ff ~ So hsfe-i
.iifffit- ~ fael : efsFfafee ef'si
if#sisrtef fnsshfsi ~ ~ - ~ aAt
te>tet Hf<h ffa Hie Whhf 'n.le iier
nf ffe+ tt~tlfa - a hsf - ef
s-sif iAf sls.isefs AID ftsesecrlf
~ 9 Save bhn.Ass a,4f ssnlasry a.sl e.
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er, r. Pa,tison and his superbls mounted
staff.
When the governor Was recognized by
the ahif- silk banner fgafing The Penn
sslvanis coat ~ arms. which preceded
him. the great thfong cf people that
were massSl on both si,les n the avenue
cheered again aud again
After luncheon Mrs Cleveland cn
tered The reviewing stand. whittier mosi
of the ladies had preceded her. Bu. the
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The eefemnns performed. the line ~
pft-s~slen as quickly re- formest. NAY
MAS msfIe fof the immediate menst<srs
Il the presidential parry 20 return n
the Capitol building and thea the SEC
latsers an fhr stand cfos fed pei mel
after the party IN haste "a gel cut n
the cold and warm their bennnted *
trenlities within the huiiisng
After the delivery II the inaugural
address President Cleveland and ex
President iiarr,~on retlns-si "a the cham
Ter. repairing al onse Ia Mr. Morton >
private room. Here an elaborate lunch
Mas ready and Mas speedily enjoyed
After the lunch. and few minutes
spent Va chatting with tho>e present
Mr. Cleveland aad MI Harrison enefssd
from tie room. As they baftoned np
their coats and started toward the
basement stairs. As Harrison sssd %
Mr. Cleveland. ianglinels. .Me viii ~
10 the White house uow and turn
things over 10 ,uu. and the tso cenirai
figures n todays American quadrien
nial exhibition tripr2d lightly down the
marble stairway and gained their car
rage
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necessary 10 maintain our national credit
or avert financial disaster.
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Following the Distract ~ Columbia
iasilifia ean4e the rarloDal guard q the
state II feRnsyisaaia. led ly Coz. ksl,,
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was Ms. l:sesslani- assh that the chief
justice use the book IA Today enre.
.,,,.s,i.-
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tirHN Marshal Dan Dan-slell ap
ps1fe.i at tte door vith his brother
r.af-na 20 the supreme court After
f1su cane sz Woe President Morton.
hsrrheaieSi ard obviously catching cold
it.s0 fre supreme ceuff except Justice
tst Tao - ia flr 49, fectis health FOR
eae0 eNrrf'Drs fhen =srgtsntz A.
arms ara earious committees and then
tte rrrri.iert and s.ce rsesicert Mr.
Harri=ou leaned upen Mr. Cleseiard's :
right arm Then came fhe senate. tho
heads - departments and then the rPp
resentaflse@ ~ the army snd navy
fa 4ifh crowd ln such surround
fna Nr Cleveland t~k tle oath ~
efa NJ. a hundred persons heard
fte acritctnt vorie. fhouRh many
thoHasH.l. saw fhesiloa a. in penfompue.
-rsr -fi feaer hcafi fne teN prrsi
l.ff s s.rs,.
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TAMmAsY sALuTES CLEVELAND
Quarter Of a Million Persons
Watch me Ceremonies.
KISSED HIS MOTHERS BIBLE
rsaalnany Brave Two Esos- Mere
Seari, rresipsistef--A Parade
Many Miles Long.

Ns<aisarox March Grover tieve
Ian1 IS ssail president = the United
>taies. lse 49, inaakursts~i a fe~
minutes after 81 telas IN he presence
~ sssf m1lfitude x people, gathered
froni al faris q fhe country. The oath
a. ostre = a. administered ~ chlff Jus
tice Fsli,sr supreme l,i.ise q The high
r-i triIfIaAi IL al THIS orosid iaE.d- II
Na- s t.elk an3 3rears day 10 such =
ceremony bat aA the torrcnfs - the
ueather Ad nat avail % keep away
frsfr ~. csnsfoi th- crowds - visitors
uAs ~ a aeek have hesn fiooiiag irio
tae aty q airorss this ga m,rating
.aet n fhe democrats grand triumph
Tse platform az the east cnd ef ihc
Capitei where thc inauguration cere
meny aas performed, wa= covered with
snoe that Was blown hiiher and father
INTO iisagrteablc Gfift- bs a wind that
vent e - l1to the crowds Bat no one
spah remaia away for that. And 50
The great crowd. which began to gather
eariy stall throach o. the end a mass
n cHiilei and zhiseFing. but deter
niped and uniaunted humanity The
asst fof The digniiaFies o. arrive and
the eerruoalcs e. tegin vas long and
tedious The inriemeney - the weather
delayed The proceedings n the day 70 a
c0usssieranlo extent. and caused The en-
tire omission - some small part- q the
pr.crafn
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But Finally tne crowd Was rewarded.
Nsf ionS tefore noon the murmer q ex
recfafion that passei through the
crowd aanounced ihat the presi iential
party hal approached the Capirol. The
marmgr increased - the 6rst men -
the and drew nearer. and grew and
sweliei az last into a mighiy 1proar as
fhey stopped before the platform.
With = heroism acrtuy - better
cause. vi Cl.sflaad had determined "a
~ ireuguvAre,i 10 tle open AIR. II was
a' xish fhe first = ftc presidential
party stsed At the stand The first
aas llrs Cleveland. alert ard smiling as
gsuaL 0iih her nso,hsr. Mrs PERRIN. and
Chairman Norris ~ The rrcepiioc com
mllice brhrl ter ffooped th- Steven
sen Farfs With . numerous besy - fresh
farell girls
The eruxds recognized Mrs Cleveland
AZ rrsf view and shouted -ouiiy and
kong ~ ose not a cheerful scene upon
whst the Distinguished people had
come The suaW - the morning had
ccseet fo fsii b.t Zoe Nind var shifting
- fec northeast. p hence came, q cutting.
leF blast straight ffuia Nova Scotia The
nl,rfhfsstt.r caught ihe snou ard tlew II
fr d tiflcz cloud mfo the faces Z the
r.ri.sf
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kin.ired esils which are tho unuhole
aon.e progeny ~ raferuaiism This is
fie hare ~ republican institutions AMI
the constant peril - anr rnSernmeni ty
tir peaple Il degra,ies ~ the pu rft.ses
- Nilv craft The r.ar ~ rule nHr fathers
Established and ifquaaf soa fn us a. an
object q anr bose srl fsrffat,cn. II
ptrveffs She rafrni -fiesHf = cur
c6unfrym'9 ari femrfs tren 80 pats
fli calculation r fha arlli zan "a -
dsrtrei frim ihef EfsfHffrfs main
teasnse II urderainrs 'te -fif reliance
~ a8r people and sniss' filtes N ifa place
is4enlerr ppon governmental favor
itisfn is stiafss the -pifif Il true AMER
ieantsu, sud sfnpeiies every ennsfiIrg
feaif ef Anerifan citizenship
The lessons - pafernaii-n n8xht ~
-. pr'fsfofti srd the better ifssen.iapEht
that while the people should paiuofit
ally and eheerfai's sarfert their gsty
efreent if= farsfiers ~ not include the
sirpef' = ihe lfer.e Too accrrtsrt 3
- this rrir.3rie 'easis 90 = feFissa q
iaanfies eHa safe.dee. which isifisn
the labor sn.i itsfi = f.sftnr r aur
titlfens t0sli i stl-.si er ianglii@hsnz
tt.srrf thieh ftsg harr ne eoN
eern 81 essis tI-e ta challenge = q 'd
aa3 reeklsze fsneisH sfffa.isiafe Nhi ?
l,refte4fe fac heaa.is ~ ftiffrsEni
t,er Z fsiaofv sers tr~ sed ffasafnf.r
rs reals g.y.s she ffcr prompt eud
4reasts nr.s'-. q tif ftee diFatIfg
r ftes+ tosatff' > siffsree
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As tho president appeared heforcfhe
multitude and while the cheefs we're
vet sounding ~ his honor. an aiae - the
rsnnd marshal. stationed opposite the
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