The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-06

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4 nSlicy of the United States.
II ssrhese," he said, are the Things
~ shall stand for whether in war or
~ peace
! THE FUNDAMENTALS FOR
WHICH AMERICA STANDS
"-That all nations are equally inter
3oted In the peace of uH world an"
In the political stability Of free PEG
ptee and equally responsible for their
maintenance;
ssrhat the essential principle OF
peace is the actual quality of nations
In all matters of right or privilege'
THAT peace cannot securely or
Justly rest on an armed balance or
power:
rhat governments derive all their
dust powers from the consent of the
governed and that no other pow~Ts
should be supported by the common
Thought, purpose or power Of the fam
lily Of nations:
That the seas should be equally
free and safe for the use OF all peo-
3 ssples under rules SET UP by common
agreement 80 consent and that so
FAR as practicable they SHOULD Se at
,cessible to all upon equal terms.
THAT national ornaments should
be limited 10 the necessities of ma
Eonal order and domestic safety;
ssnd Of power upon which peace must
rhenceforth depend imposes upon each
*nsticn the duty Of seeitg to IL that
ALI influences proceeding from its o. n
citizens meant To encourage or assist
revolution in other states should be
ssternly and effectuaiiy suppressed and
dprevented,"
I On this broad platform the presi-
dent again and again urged tho
TTrstt a.trtn e. 10 FgI
that the fires of the world conflict
would purge the nation OF FACTION
and division and asserted that IAN
FAnlerica united in feeling. IN purpose
and ia Its vision OF duty. Of oppor-
tunity and Of service" was absolutely
necessary.
As the president concluded roar
of appreciation swept the great crowd
..and his cabinet hurried to shake him
by the hand Mrs. Wilson. seated
close TO her husband. watched hin.
proudly and anxiously. Mrs. Mar
shall, clad IN military cape OF cadet
grey orange lined, the uniform ~ the
ABlack Horse troop OF Culyer Military
academy which escorted her husband.
sshurried up TO congratulate the Ires'-
dent The ceremony was over. and
the president started for the White
House.
GRIM APPREHENSION
SEEN ON EVERY HAND
Never in recent years have iuaueu-
Jal ceremonies shown the grim APP
sprehension that marked the day Tho
most elaborate precautions, military
And police surrounded the pres'de mrs
every move. Between the Capitol and
White House his carriage. drawn by
@our horses, WAS surrounded by Il cor
don OF secret service men who walked
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exere surrounded by a hollow square
of regular army troopers.
Scores Of secret service men ami
rdetectives from every great city in
fhe country were ON duty in the
rrowds Ifalf a hundred surrott idea
the president as he spoke nj tho Cnpi-
Nol. Another big detail watched MIN
as he reviewed the long parade In the
court of honor before the WHITE
Hiouse.- Along the line of march ev-
.fry roof held a secret service mnr or
sthe lockout for trouble. Eve. the
1oof Of the Capitol held a detait
i Tonight Woodrow Wilson ae tel
blown to face a nation future SLED
1vith possible difficulties rs re hc~nr,
his second term as president o. the
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