The citizen., 1913-03-07
WILSON SWORN IN.
Inaugurated Under In
spring and Auspic-
iOuS CirCu instances.
BRYAN IN CABINET
The Greatest Crowd That Ever
Attended an Inauguration, Pa
rade Ten Miles Long.

Ere lerick City and county were both
largely represented in the Inauguration
ceremonies neld Al tn: national capital.
on Tuesday, Mtrch 4'h. N.lrlv On.
thousand lett on tn Baltimore and ONO
Railroad not including the famous Fred
erick military comp INV, under the COM
mand Of Cap.lil Marry, which left on
Mon Law afternoon, March 3rd, and were
compnented with the right Of the line
+ OF the MARYLAND military contingent,
which was headed by the G)yern1r and
his staf
Alto. 30 A. m, PreSidentelect w lson
and Vice-Presdent elect Marshall were
escorted from their hote! to the White
House by the Inaugural Committee Of
Congress, and at II a. m, President
Taft, Prcsident-elect Wilson and Vice
Presdent-elect MarShll were driven
from the White House to the Capitol
accompanied by the Cabinet and escort
President Taft was occupied for more
than an hour passing on bills. etc, in
the closing work Of the Sixly-second Con-
greSs. The ambassadors, ministers,
the Justices of the Supreme Court, the
Speaker and the m :mD RS Of the II )use
OF Representatives. the President. the
President elect, and the Vice President
elect assembled in the Senate Chamber
Promptly at II m, the VIC
Pre,identele took the oath of
Office. which was administered bv
the President pro TEN of the Senate,
Senator Gallinger after which the Senate
adjourned sine die and the new Senate
immediately convened with PRAYER by
the chaplain. Vice President Marshall
delivered his inaugural address, and fol-
lowing this the Senate took a recess.
At 2.3o p. m. the procession from
the Senate Chamber marched to the
platform at the east front OF the capitol
and took their places, and upon thsir
arrival Chief Justice White. ad-
mlnistered the oath of office 10 President
elect Wilson. The President then de- |
livered his inaugural address, and fol |
lowing this the Presidential party re-
turned to the White House, where the |!
parade was reviewed from the Presi- |
dents stand
The following Is a condensation of the
inaugural addresses Of President Wilson
and Vice-President Marshall President |
Wilson said:
The success of a party means little ex-
cept when the nation is uSlug that party !
for large and definite purpose.
Nowhere else in the world have noble /
men and women exhibited in more
striking forms the beauty and energy of /
sympathy and helpfuneSs and counsel I
in their efforts to rectifv wrong alleviate /
suffering, aud set the weak in the way of /
strength ard hope
We have built up great system Of |
government, which has stood through .
long age as IN many respects a model
for those who seek TO set liberty upon
foundations that will endure against for
tultious changes, against storms and acci-
dent. But the evil has come with the
good, and much fine gold has been cor
roded. With riches has come inexcuS-
BILE waste.
We have been proud of our industrial
achievements. but we have not hitherto
stopped thoughtfuly enough to count
the human cost, the cost of lives snuffed !
out. of energies overtaxed and broken.
the fearful physical and spiritual cost to
the men and women and children upon
whom the dead weight and burden Of it
all has fallen pitlessly the wears through.
The great Government that we love so
well has too often been made use OF for
private and selfish purposes. and those
who had used it had forgotten the peo-
pie.
Our duty is TO cleanse, to reconsider,
to restore, and to correct the evil without