Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-04

| man, tne huNttrNuI 81 Mt. 'UNhllef OF
New Hampshire; Burton of Kansas;
! Carmack, Of Tennessee, and Clark, Of
| Kansas.
PRESIDENT SWORN IN.
Washington. March 4.-presidont Nc
! Klnley at 1:i7 p. m. was sworn I'm to
succeed himself as chief magistrate, on
| a handsomely decorated stand at the
east front Of the capitol Iu th1 presence
| OF a surglng multitude Ir was sud
| den transformation from NE impressive
| solemnity Of the Senate proceedings to
! the brlliancy and clomor nf an out door
spectacle Of mammoth prop0rtions.
THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
Citizens When we as
sembled on the 4th Of March 1901 there
| was great anxiety with regard to our
| currency credit. None exists now.
| Then our treasury receipts We're made
| quate to meet the current onigations
| Of the government Nc" ihey lre suf-
| aclent for on public nee3s,and we have
| q surplus instead of'a de.rt Then !
| felt constrained 10 convene The Con-
| gress In extraordinary session 10 de-
! wise revenues to pas ,Na ordinary ex-
| pnnses Of the government Sow I have
! the satisfaction TO Announce mat the
| Congress just closed has reduced tax
| alton I'm the sum Of forty.Qlc millions
| Of dollars Then there was deep So
| licltude because of the long depression
| IN our manufacturing. mining agrcul-
| tural and mercantile industries and
| the consequent distress Of our aborng
| populations Now every avenue of
| production Is crowded with activity,
| labor is well employed and American
| products find good markets at home
| and abroad. Our diversified productions,
| however. are increasing In such un
precedented volume as 10 admonsh us
OF the necessity OF still further enlarg
ing our foreign markets Boy broader
commercial relations For this pur-
pose reciprocal trade arrangements
with other nations should In liberal
spirit be carefully cultivated and pro-
| noted.
VERDICT OF 1895 EXECUTED.
The national verdict Of 1895 has for
the most mart been executed. What
ever remains unfulilled is a containing
obligation resting with undimnished
force pom the executive and the Con-
gress. But fortunate as our condition
Is It's permanence can ouly be assured |
by sound business methods and strict |
economy In national administration and |
legislation. We should not permit our !
great prosperity TO lead as 10 reckless |
ve-'-'~-- - business or pr0lligacy In /
public expenditures. While the Con- |
gress determines the objects and the |
sum Of appropriations. the officials of |
the executive departments are response |
bic for honest and faithful dlsburse- |
ments and Il should be their constant |
caro 0void waste and eElrayagance |
Honesty capacity. and Industry are |
nowhere more indispensable than In |
public employment These should be /
fundamental requisites 10 original APP
pointment and the surest guarantees
agalst removal
ON THE BRINK OF WAR.
Four years ago we stood on the brink
OF war without the people knowing 1t
and without any preparation or EFFORT
at preparation for the impending peril
| did all that In honor could he done to
avert the war without avail It became
inevitable. and the Congress at It's first
regular session, without party division,
provided money in anticipation OF the
crisis and in preparing to meet IT, IL
came. The result WAS signaiy favora-
Bile 20 American arms ana In the high
est degree honorable TO the government
II imposed upon us obligations from
which We cannot escape and from which
IT would be dishonorable to seek 10 es-
cape, We are now at peace with the
world and It is my forvent prayer that
If differences arise between US and 9TH
err powers that they may DE settled By
peaceful arbitration and that hereafter
we may be spared the horrors OF war,
HIS SECOND TERM
Entrusted by the people for a second
time with the office OF Prcs ent, ! en-
ter upon IFS administration apprecia-
ting the great responsibilities which at
tach to this renewed honor and commits
sion. promising unreseryed devotion on
my part to their faithful discharge and
reverently invoking for my guidance
the direction and favor Of the Almighty
God. ! should shrink from the duties
this day assumed II did not feel that
in their performance | should have the
cooperation OF the wise and patriotic
men Of all parties Il encourages me FOR ;
the great task which ! now undertake
to believe that those who voluntarily
committed 20 me the trust imposed up
on the chief executive OF the r'ulDlic
viii give TO me generous support In my
duties to preserve, protect and iefend !
the Constitution OF the United States
and TO care that the laws be faithfully S
:
The national purpose Is indicated :
through a national election i Is the {
method OF asoeraning I
the public win. When once II Is rgis- {
tered II Is a law to an NJ us ana faithful I
Observance should follow its DEGREES Y
SECTr0NALIsM HAS DISAPPEARED z
Strong hearts and helpful hands are n
needed and fortunately we have them
y every part Of our beloved country.
We are reunited. Sectionaism has dis
appeared Division on pub ic Qrrs ions i,
an no longer be traced 10 the var maps | !,
lf 1861. These old differences IL md II
ess disturb the judgment existing =,
problems demand the though, md !,
quicken the conscience 81 The country !,
md the responsibility OF their presence :,
IS well for their righteous set. ement !,
'ests upon us all-no more upon me 4
nan upon you. There are some nation h
u questions IN the solution of which =,
'atr'otism should exclude partisanshlp. n
THE PROPHETS OF EVIL g
Magnifying the diicutes win not p
axe them OFF our hands nor facilitate Ia
heir adjustment Dlstrust OF the ca 5
.,acity' integrity and high purposes Of &C
he American people will not DE an IN n
piring theme for future political con- &C
ests' Dark pictures and gloomy fore OF
odings are worse than useless These m
My becloud, they do not help 90 point "
he way OF safety and honor HOPE OF
laketh not Of the ashamed The ~
rophets OF evil We're not the builders III
( the republic nor In It's crisis since cy
ave they saved or served g. The taith g
the fathers was a mighty force in In
S creation and the faith OF their des- 81
has wrought its progress and
FINISHED its defenders. They are OBJ VI
lructionlsts who despair and who la
ould destroy confidence In the ability re
our people TO solve wisely and for 60
the mighty problems resting du
pom them. The American people IN a