Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-05
Speech in Full Delivered by Presi.
dent Mckinley Today.
HIS ACTS REVIEWED.
lie Compares the Conditions Of 1890 Il
the Present, Tells Of the span.
ish War aud Obligation, 10
Cnbans aud fillpinOs.

into the presidential office being the
eighth in the iliu,trisus lime, uf presi
dent, OF ,hs United States thus h1n,red
by the Amer.aupe1plc with second
term. simultaneously, Theodore R,o.c
volt of New York. became y.cc pres!
dent of thr United States. The ccre
mouy that marked cha, second assump
tion by President Mckinley Of th,
care, of state ,ya, impressive aud full
OF suggestion of the developments Of the
republic during the u,t four years
The parade that followed President
Mckinley ou his return from the cupito
90 the White House passed in review be-
fore lIm, WIS different from uIl DO, pred.
ccc,,ors In the majestic predominant,
OF tho military feature. The civil CON
tingent was quite mp to the average iu
numbers. but the soldiers oumlmbrred
the civilian, 800 lime bymo-r cham 3toI.
and the navy wa. represented moro ma.
mcrous.v chan b.fut.
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lhe inaugural address OF President
Mckinley was AS follows:
NV fellow citizens when we assem-.
blcd here ou the fourth of March. 1897.
there was great anxiety with regard Co.
our currency and credit None exist.
now. Then our treasury receipt. were
/ inadequate Oh meet the current ublra.
tiuu. ot the government Row they are
sufficient for an public need, and we
I have surplus instead Uf deficit Then
/ t"lt constrained % convene thr
c"ugre-, IN extraordinary session % do.
I wise revenues tn Wv thc ordinary cx.
/ pau-C, OF tho government Now ] have
the satisfaction 90 announce that the
| congress just closed has reduced taxa
tiuu 100 thc um of 100000. Then
there wa. deep s1licItudr because of the
long depression ln our manufacturing
mining, agricultural and mechanical
industries and the consequent distrc-.
of our lnhorlug population. Now every
avenue of production is crowded with
activity, labor Is well employed and
American products find good markets
NJ home and abroad. Our diversified
productions, however, are increasing in
such unprecedented volume us 90 al
monish MS of the necessity of still fur
/ thcr cnlHrg.ug uur foreign market, by
broader commercial relations. For thi'
purpose reciprocal trade arrangements
with other nations should m liberal
spirit Dee carefully cultivated and pro
noted
The national verdict OF lsHi has f1i
tho mn.t part been executed What
ever romans uufulhIlUd Is % continuing
obligation resting with unfinished
force upon tho executive and OH. CON
gross. But fortunate n- our condition
d.. its performance can only hc assured
by sound cuisines, method, aud STRIFE
economy in national administration un,
execution. We should NOT permit m
great prosperity tp lead o., t1 Reckless
venture. Zoe cuisines, COR pro1.mcy 10
public expenditures. While tho crngTr,
determine. fbn objects uul flD sum U