The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-03-09
NEW TERN.
<Kinley Again Inaugu'
|ked President.
|.|.sl Furnishes = Scene OF Brll-
.|I.||f Upon the oecaaisn--inau-
A '.<.'.- Dwellsat LenEth upan
|..r snsular Prsblenas.

or nv Snsular Problems.
~ Is. March 5s-william Nc
.Irnd time Is president OF
1l.1| Mates. He was ushered
1.t 14'ce yesterday ip a city |
~ more and finer decora-
1.. we have graced the holi-
|II RATIONAL capital, whose
.8'|fday resounded To the
81 .4.t marching soldiers and
I1.0 eyer have participated in |
|.I1 {'1n, and had Us witnesses
1Ertt1onies = vast multitude |
I.II "A frequently whenever he |
<'.. .tsidential colleague was
III weather was in capri
moot ND by noon a slow 7driz-l
4 |.|U4 that lasfed with some
missions and an occasional lively
onI 1EIii late in the afternoon.
worst 81 the weather, unfortu-
'14'| j'ist at the time fresi-
. |IH|y was being inducted
''''' 11 the east 'front.' OF tne
'N me presence OF a crowd
ItI r lumber 10000 persons
11I '.4Nnpour at the most In
NI N4'Qt OF the proeeeaings'
t'|a oafh was being admins
~ |11 est front OF the capitoi,
pr1,4At forward the agitation
Pr p4 4pril 30 as the date Tot
''IAI'H'ifntions.
so'aparatively insignincant
"a q 71r vast multitude saw
'r1 # &c actual inauguration
NIi|tf tt the capltol Inc great
inferred Inousnnds were content
4 ia ftG 1tenue below to see the
49,. .. .5bon the mental atten.
~. IA 60 -. -.
||| WIN WIS liNeu yeseiu
than.
........, ,tr1 avert ~ the In.
''"t es "
az Ir||'f|fies was the lnaugurai
held |.1t night in the vast audi
u. ~ I@1 mansion nffice The
nix. - ,r.Y,-I -.
'||' "'' Bits neniiieJ "ere
NI. Nu[ 1ld not lead the grand
u.IIo 10 n slight indIspOsi.
e 49,. |f..V,,l.y A. a .n.ctao.
''<'Nios' % teNN
went u was unparailcleu IN the
~ Of inaugural balls in the
/, ,,..,.......4| n arrangement In
',.
'f"'''''@|'''# hPlch'or oi ueoora
and Of marvellous electrical ef-
...| /. Ihe countless thronR
j. Z. 4. 4. IN. .n.o,..io
= fr*' ~ ~ 'p0e'"N''
The <--ugurh Address
f<I|r4 E|II<ons: when we assem-
I1f< on t1r 4th OF March. 1897, there
Fft4i 4ntltty with regard to our
IE~ 1A1 1fcdit None exists now.
1aI lf14f1ry receipts we're made
"a |te<t he current obligations OF
,<I<1ut1t Now they are sufficient
|||||| |U|dd, ana we nave SUR
ns| nd ~ h dehcit. Then | felt con-
"a 10 r1nftne the congress In ex-
Iin4fY 4t1einn to devise revenues 10
IA 1rI|.11{I expenses OF the gov
>nf. <1u I have the satisfaction to
|u01 that lIe congress Just closed
r1uc@I f1xnfIon In the sum OF eio,-
I11u there was deep solicitude
~ tf the Iong depression IN our
<U1furIrs f1ining, agricultural and
1IIIt l1131sLlies and the consequent
N " <III I4horing population. Now
4/I11t /" production Is crowded
4t|f<I<I. i4Ior Is well employed and
lean 1r1tutts find good markets at
and 1Il1ed. Our diversified pro-
,ns G44|ttar, are increasing IN such
c.t1N.11 folnme as to admonish US
11t'1I|II Of stlll further enlarg-
w IHf|.|I markets by broader COM
nI I|'1II0rH For this purpose recip-
trade 1frtngements with other ma
sro1|I III Hberal spirit be carefully
-1t1I ana ufomoted,
nn|'1n1i IEfdict OF 1896 has for the
part t111 txecuted. Whatever re-
1nI.|1|i1I ls a continuing -obliga-
resting with undiminlshed force up
v .1fI1I|4t and the congress. But
nate ~ our condition Is, its perma-
can only BE- assured by sound busi-
| ntlIoI1 end strict economy In ma
aImi1ItII1iion and legislation. We
d NOT permit our great prosperity
ad ua 10 fHckless ventures in busi-
Or 1ro';'H1cF IN public expenditures.
1tfII c4p1fIif and Industry are now
.nrre It1..ptnsable in public en-
n1nI THESE should be fundamental
sites 20 ofIfinal appointment and
ult@t E11Iantees against removal
n Ftnf4 tEo we stood on the brink
ar Without ne people knowing II and
1ut nn4 rrtparation or effort al
IratI0n ltI The impending peril.
1ii thar 81 honor could be done Il
III. U4t buf without avail. II be-
i1.t'I 4tI& and the congress at Il:
tIrI|nI 4&ASion. without party dlvi-
14..-I1t I,oney I'm authorization ol
r5,... And Al prepo ration TO meet II
IN. I|I. r1suit was slsnaily favor,
4. &..-II.n arms and m the highest
r& It01t.IfIo TO the government
...4..4 uatn us obligations from
b n. 1.1r.t escane and from which
4 .'|..|& 81. dlahonorahle IN seel
a.. b. ave are now at peace viii
~.'|| ...1 Al /. my scryrnt prayel
n XII. s.. ....u arisc hetween Us ant
!. ii. ,.'..,' ,b,.v NAV he settled h,
..I''| ....,tnr srL tbat hereaftsl
!. j. (. ,'- <|+-.d ihs horrors NJ war
.'.'.. r. '.' IN, aan,. a., sscon,
y. ,.' I. 4 ..',re y, presIdert ante
~ an,,rae,a,ins ~,
4. T. ~ app,v n,,s ~,
f'''''',isH Nnvn a,sao" ,. " ".
WV |"'N tln euui"'is'ion, plo.h's
N'''|'.'..| I.I qfvutlon on my par.
I"|uIN' uiaoharEe ana reverehtil
|.'| fof Wi suidanoe tne d'rectlo'
II|If nI Hiipikhty uoo' shou''
t4nin thr runes ms uay assume
hnt fncl ihht III .heir periormanc
|'d have the fco-ppeihuon OF tue WIS
.niriotic men OF hli ph.uss.
+nG hearts nnd helpiuI nanas ~,
v rnd' tnfturA,e,y We mavs mem ~ !,
palt q "es e,,ana,,s-, os,DsIu has Las dl.sn
.Fon,,re ~. ,.,,Iiio o,,ss,lona "a
~. ~ i1,., ..e ~ ~, ~. r.r mans q
unlrt q ,,'1t, "a 49, and lee
l''t.e w ~, 10y, rvi.,,rS nroh
W. wv ,,.,,,vh, ana onirke
oen,ann ',..'e. W. " ,ha co,,nirv and the ~
'q',elep.S ',','.. ~. y Xxx ,re.nnce as well a
-. ,tle,nan, rests ,,no
''r', .',. ,,,..,, mo than upon you
.,f.',t thrI, dIf,cuItIea will no
]. 80. ,,'..,, ~ a ,..r hands nor facilitat
I. ..,..... ,r., ~. y, I,iSfrns,. Of the eanac
-,''.......' q IA .h,1h nnrnoses Of tn
||||" e." - '|'"I "'||f'
..'.. 1nd gloomy forebodlngs ar
81 ,bnn ot.i,re. These only beclout
.a.d The prnphtts OF evil were no
/. 41es have ihsr aayed or served Il
"a m M cr1nf|on and the faith Of thei
.IbI rt4IiI1011 In the ability Of o,
4 ri. mighty Ir1IItms resting upC
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