Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-03-08
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ness the ceremony.
The managerial Address.
Following is the inaugural address
of President Mckinley:
MY Fellow Citizens: When we as
sembled here on the fourth of March. 1897,
there was great anxiety with regard to our
currency and credit. None exists now.
Then our treasury receipts were made
luate to meet the current obliga tions of
the. government. Now they are sufficient
for all public needs, and we have surplus
instead of deficit. Then felt constrained
to convene the congress in extraordinary
session to devise revenues to pay the
ordinary expenses of the government.
Now l have the satisfaction to announce
that the congress just closed has reduced
taxation in the sum of 4l000.000 Then
there was deep solicitude because of the
long depression in our manufacturing,
mining, agricultural and mercantile in
dustries and the consequent distress of our
laboring population. Now every avenue of
production is crowded with activity, labor
is we'll employed, and American products
find good markets at home and abroad.
Should Promote Reciprocity.
"Our diversified productions, however,
are increasing in such unprecedented vol
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ments with other nations should In liberal
spirit be carefully cultivated and pro-
NOTED.
Verdict of '96 Executed.
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resting WIN unu4 .l. force upon the
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our conuislp on ~ ils psrinahence can only
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ana iesistalloh. We shouia not permit
our srea. pios 4; NY, " ieaa us 10 reek-
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determines the objects and the sum Of an.
nronriations. the officials of the eyacnt;ve
danartments are resnonsible for bonast
and faithful disbursement and II sbonId
ne their constant care to avoid waste and
extrayaeance. Honesty. capacity and in
dustry are nowhere more indisnensahIa
rhan in public employment. These should
he Fundamental REQUISITES to original On.
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upon Its administration approaching the
| great responsibilities which attach to this
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| fa'rio'ism Excludes fart1sanship.
| There are some national questions in
| the solution OF which patriotism should
! exclude partisanship. Magnifying their
| difficulties will not take them off our hancs
nor facilitate their adjustment. Distrust
of the capacity, integrity and high pur-
poses of the American people Will not be