The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-03-08
INAUGURATION OF M'KINLEY AND ROOSEVELT
Inaugural Parade The Most Impressive Ever Witnessed da
Similar Occasion,
Presidents Address, Delivered
win bc Free, aud That Justice win he Fipnos- Com
trasts Conditions of the Country To-day Years
Ago and Congratulatcs the Country showing

tonlAs who despair md who souid os.oy
cpnhFucc lu thr ability uf our people ~ sye
wisely hud Cor CIVILIZATION the nill htr ,,.iI1is
resting urun them. The American NON. 81.
force with them whHrorrr they 10 and o.sle
rct ns mistaken nnl unworthy tho Lao
That We lusU our uHn liberties hV ssrurirgta
enduring foundation of liberties of otb,t nr
institutions Will not drtrfIIrtts H. a,t. t-st
our sense OF Justice WIN not abate unisr tr,Ie
suns lu distant SOFAS A. heretofore "a ~.
after VIII the nation dcmoustrats o. ntse.tl
hdminlstfr nn} new rsiuto which events d.r4e
upuu a. and iu tho fear NJ tild will nisEa,.a.
sion hy thc haud AMI maize The bounds "A n.
Wh1 Won Il make our wav n"r. dieii.t,iis.,s
must not he dlshrHrieued but the more 800.
/ li dell ato nurselfet o. the task upon nm
y, .s sasg ,,gnus sn',t.d The path ot pros.
hard iu do. our fathers found them II, 10
hnd them 10 ihcy arc inc1nvcnlent nv
/. coat us something nut are We NOT MAI, ~
Tor the effort aud sarsiflre ami arr nj ~ ~,
I serve llitni uu aud hlrstF
We VIII bc ounsolcd too. with the fac, ~
. mtht ~ the republic from H. Opening bptif !.
/ tl nov. but Without success irhr rcnHbiiets
mhrchnd on and uu aud tu lts every 49, h
I eAall'i Itr,lnin ami humanity We are inc.
I gunF The sans ordeal a. did our prcdrrte-s
] nearly a CENTURY ago We are fdl ovinS ia
I cnurfn thcY biazrd They triumnhod wt
.h,lt .ur,'.,gfs latter ana plead organic D.
I potency 10 Tue nation surely after onv ~.
dred aud twenty -uyr years uf nrhlryrf1,,,, -
mankind W. vii NOT nov sufrcniirr our "a.
/ w WIN ONE p"wcn on matters fundamtml
AMI essential 60 nationality Win no ~
| pursose was the nation created In nj ~
spirit has u developed IT, run aud lntlen.ndst
splrtrlghly We adhere 10 the prlncipio
rluhutN among ourselves aud by no act n 49,
VII We assign g. ourselves "a suh1rtiIunt. IA
To- Nc family NJ nations
Ny fellow citisons, the public events Of },
pa7l Tour Years have gone Into history m
are too near TOO Justify recital Some Of M
NNi, uhlutrch. many VI them mumOntor
AMI ihr reac ing in their consequence 10 o.
.'lNcs and our relations with the rest OF n,
world The rau which the United st.t.
hnfo 10 hunnmhlY tn the thrilling srfu.s
NINA, while neN 20 American llfo has bcrn d
hAtnunh WIN IT, true spirit aud bgst tfndltio1
AID In dealing with nc results IT, poiiev III
De- that ui moderation and fairness
UNITED STATES AND CUBA.
We face ~ this moment a most importar,
question that of the future relations Of thi
urlghh0rs We must rrmaln close ffiends IN.
n,, ,atalon n we purposes " this Rovcnmrui
ln thc resolution " April 70 i-.s. must ho mnis
bl ne army Of spain the c1ccutiv, With an
pfacucahlg speed mas been assisting it, peopls
bN successive steps uccess fry TO the pstabil N.
hent OF Tree aud INDEPENDENT government.
prepared w assume aud perform the obllgn,
lions " International law. which nov resi tin
nn thn lultcd states. under the treaty Of Paris
Tue convention elected by the people to frame
Aooh.ututlnn " approaching the completion
81 ". hhou The transfer " American con.
troll 20 the new government ~ Of such great I'M.
plllhhcc' involving an obligation resulting
rom our Intervention aud tho treaty on peace
that am Fad 90 be- advised hy tho fscpnt nrt
OF congress " the policy which tho legislative
otAhth ~ lhe government dccms essential 10
states
The principles which iod TO our Intervention
require that the fundamental law upon which
The new government rests should be ndopisd Ia
locurUn government capable 81 narformluu me
aut!e. and mscharFinf the functions Of u sep-
5 sa,d aa ~ 20 g, ob
ss sssbis s sa hSsssaaiq f pssyS ai re e
United states with III relation TO- Cuba.
The peace which We nr, pledfrd to iea,, 10
tho cuban people must carry With ID he quar-
antess OF pffmhncnre We nurame sponsors
Tor -" pncliicatlon of the island. and we re-
10. "' .....,'ir TO tho Cuhln-, no less than
' "Ir thu country and people. Tor Tie recon.
.t'I' ttuhh AZ free commonwealth on
ana as,,rcd order our o1franchisimsnt q
VIC people will not be- completed until frco
Sana shall be realty. not name perfect
Itself tho ciomrntsrf failure
TIM PHILIPPINES
While the treaty " pcdco with spnln vas
falluod on thr ON " February, NV, aud mtln.
ehtluns we're exchanged nearly two years 40.
VIC songress ~, indicated no form q ruydm.
mrht Tor the lhlllpnlnc Islands 10 has how. I
ever, provided an army 10 enable the executive |
20 suppress insufrcctlous, restore peace give
sg,bn,G 70 y, We ii9,e,9elient, ana establish &c
arthlpolaru IL has authorized the 0rguulri. I
lun ul native troops us auxiliary to the regular B
l9Tgc. " has been advised from tlmc to tine
" the acts ~ the military ana naval officers ID 4
We ISLANDS Of nv action in appointing citl I
commissions, " the Instructions With ghfh i
lh.{ were charged u their duties and poHen
OF thclf recommendation and u the seyer
acts under executive commission tngrtberviR /
the very complete information they hny. suG
mlilvd' These reports fully vet forth the cos.
nT Iii I'll -. a.. ~.
CLEARLY show the principles which Mill Fulls
VIC executive until the congress shall a. mn. I
rcguircd 20 do hy the trvaty. determine III
.clNll rights and political status on Inc natiys
lnhnhitants' The congress having added ~ |
sanction " ~ authority 10 the powers aifessv
possessed and cAclciHcdhy the executive under
lht constitution thereby leaving With The IN.
ecutlNe the responsibility for the goyrrnnesta,
we Philippines, ! shall continue The rssrts
already taken until order shall be- rrsiorlJ
throughout che ISLANDS, aud AZ fast a, rossi.
lions permit will establish Local govtrt,as.,
IN the formation ~ witch The fun ro-op.faiies
OF the people has hgcn already Invited a.
mnsn ,stae, shcd VIII encourage the people %
sELF-GovERNMENT FoR ISLANDS
The settled purpose long ago pr,v,l.t =,
anord the Inhabitants " the ISLANDS srii,eos9
ctnment q. iast ns thUy are ready for III Wilb.
put,u,H WIN eethcstncss and ndclty ALREADY
somctnlhg has been ucct mpllshrd IN this dir.sy
ZION The EuNcrnmUnts frprrsrnntlVss eisn ]
ana military arc doing faithful and u0bls -
NH NH'il AllHhluh nl emancipation and fuorIt III. ]
approval ana support ~ their cuuntrytng1 ~
most liberal terms NJ amnesty have ai,.,4s
been communicated 20 the Insurgents NM ~
way N stlll open for those Who have ralsrb n.y.
arms against the government for honof.b.
submission TO In authority
NOT wAGING WAR.
Our eountrymcn should not be deceived M.
Ate nol Waeiug VAR against the lubnbItan,'
lhe ihlllpplno Islands. A portion III tbeT"svl
making war against the United States Rvs
w steateF pari o. the !ahgbitant, f,,'ssi,a
Auleflcan sovereignty and welcome n sss'
tuhhhtN ~ good order and security Tor ~
property liberty, frvcdom VI conscience VA
the pursuit Ot happiness TOthem mn n,,, anu
toh Will he given They shall not be No.
9ncd We VIII not leave the destiny ~
lolAl ln ihe Islands tu the dlsloyul thon.,slao
nnn Alr ~ rebellion against the United si.1ss
uluyr under civil Institutions will come M 80
~ lhNsc VINO now break the peace shall ke.sGGa
rvlNe WI not De needed or used Whon ~.
VINO make war against us shall make Ia nj s-.ee
~ wv Uncut further hlcoasaed aud ,h.ss
permanent BY government u Ilbertv l.ae
The Law ''NNtN aller