Arizona republican., 1913-02-11
Splendid Address of Vice President-elect of United States In Presence of Crowded House of Repre- sentatives.
NDIVIDUALISM
 MUST TRIUMPH
In Order That Socialism or Paternalism May Not Get Hold of the Nitals of Government of United States.

In an emphatic interesting. enter taining and instructive address de lvered to the joint session of the first state legislature yesterday at- ternoon in the house of representa- tives, Vice President elect Marshall delivered the message, that the safety of the republic lies in the tri- umph of the application of the gold en rule to the political life of the nation" That the triumph of in dividuaHsm as opposed to paternal- ism or socialism is also dependent upon the application of this doctrine was also borne in upon the con- sciences of the audience.
 The reception given the dis tinguish visitor was probably the most hearty that has been given any visitor 10 Arizona in years. The galleries Of the house were packed. the floor of the house was crowded with senators. representatives and officers of state. On the platform of the speaker sat President Cunniff of the senate, who presided. while on the left of him sat Governor Hunt and Chief Justice Alfred Franklin of the supreme court. On the right sat Indiana's famous son, and the speaker of the house.
 The galleries of the house began to fin long before the hour set for the address, standing room was at a premiur1. c.-cry space in which man or woman could get, was filled with the expectant crowd. They watched the formalities of opening -ish iDfn Promptly at 1:30. Speaker Linney called the house to order and ap- pointed Messrs Lynch, Lewis and Kirk T. Moore as special commit tee to notify the senate that the house awaited it's pleasure. The senate returned a special committee composed of Senators Davis, Brown and Sims saying the senate was ready.
 Every time the doors opened the necks in the galleries were craned to see what it was coming in. Soon the sergeant at arms of the house addressed the speaker to the effect that the president of the senate and the senators of Arizona were at the door. With every representative of the house on its feet, the senate came in. the president took his seat at the desk and the joint session was called 70 order.
 There was immediately commit tee appointed consisting of Senator Chase of Creenlee and Representa- tive A A Moore of Yavapai, the two oldest legislators in Arizona tc notify the reception committee wltf the distinguished visitor in the gov ernor's office that the joint sessior was organized for their coming. Th' gentlemen went out, and after short wait returned with the mes sage ",rhe guest approaches" More craning of necks and much more Tn terest MT. President" sang ou the sergeant at arms of the houS' and senate The sergeant at arms, answered the presiding officer. Ih' vice president elect of the Cnlte' States of America, the governor the state of Arizona, the suprem' court and the state officials are a the door"
 In d procession led by Senate Hechtman and Chairman brennan the chairmen of the two houses re caption committees the vice presi dent -elect and their retinues Wer admitted into the chamber amid th applause of the galleries, while tn members of both houses stood an applauded MT. President 1 con slider it an honor to introduce | YOU the vice president eleect of tn United States, Hon. Thomas l Marshall of Indiana" Presiden Cunniff acknowledge the introduc tion and invited the guests to seat on the platform.
 Governor Marshall appeared in dark business suit? He was at hi ease the entire time
 He was introduced by Presider C1inniff of the senate, who state that he considered Arizona honore herself in honoring her guest.
 The coming vice president wi greeted with more applause whe he rose to address the assemblag The applause broke into his IT marks all through them, and pc feet wave of applause greeted hi when he closed.
 Senator Hughes of Pima moved vote of thanks for the address. Rel resentative Bradner of Cochlse SC onded. And following a unanimo vote while the members stood, Pres dent Cunniff appointed the comm ice to draw up suitable resolutlo 10 spread upon the record Of assembly composed of the followll members Senators Hughes of Pm