Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-06-02
HARDW|CK OUTLINES
INAUGURAL PLANS

Governor elect Thomas W. Hard
wick will devote his inaugural ad-
dress to a general resume of condi-
lions in the state. reserVing for sub
sequent oral and written messages 10
the legislature concrete and specific
recommendations concerning matters
Of immediate moment.
In outlining this purpose Tuesday
morning, Mr. Hardwick declared that
it has not been definitely determined
whether the inaugural ceremonies
will be held out of doors. on the
Washington street plaza of the state
capitol, or within the hall of the
house of representatives. Determine
ton of this detail will be made At
conference between Mr.. Hardwlck
and Stat Chairman w. c. Vereen, OF
Moultrie.
"Mr. Vereen has volunteered to
assume the burden Of arranging the
details of the Inauguration" said the
governor-elect. LAS chairman of the
State Democratic committee. ms
views should be consulted. He VIII
be in Atlanta during the week at
which time decision will be made as
to whether the ceremonies shall be
held in doors or out of doors"
In view of the widespread interest
in the Inauguration address or MT.
Hardwick--an interest that fore-
shadows a record breaking attend
Vereen will insist upon an, open ar
inauguration, and this Will De per"
fectly agreeable to the goVeFhoT-
elect. l- Ao
The purpose of Mr.. HardWlch 20
confine his inaugural ADDRESS 70 sen
era1 matters, reservings detailed rec
ommenda tons for subsequent com
munication to the legislature COG
forms to the custom that mas pE-
tanned heretofore in Georgia; But ms
purpose to use both oral ana WIltttell
messages in communicating with the
legislature Will marx d NC" pehD'
ture in the state. -...o,,o71., ON
II do not expect to personally ap-
near before the legislature every
fine lime occasion arises from me TO
communicate with the two houses b1,,
Isaid Mr.. Hardwick But ! pa9 9Gress
The houses in joint session on several
matters of unusual moment ina :.
INST be considered and concerning
which I have formulated oefh4ee
IDEAS" o7S+ aid
not describe the matters o. =, ui u, ne
moment that he has in mlnd,, IL IS pe5
Iieved he includes under this neau
recommendatio tons concerning reVe-
nues and. expenditures. lndeed' II 10
NOT unlikely that he will address Lne
general assembly at an early uase
after it's meeting upon ms pay -as
vou-go'' idea, and make Is unilis-
aKaby clear that no 5 app b5m aness
he "can be shown" that the revenues
Of the state will be adequate to meet nee
such obligations when they f fan due due.
The governor-elects plans 1or nna-
,ng a part of the rentals of the Wes-
tern and Atlantic railr0sd Of fe eecari Rs
r,onav TO liduidate unpaid obliga-
tions of the state, WHOA m1y Mr. Dc Ha Td
wick will address the two houses III
Joint session. 1;ob
The various subjects upon when
Mr., Hardwick may address the legls-
1ature cannot be outlined in advance
since the relative Importance nne+ or he qu an-
ticinated. but the fact is that as gov
ernor Of Georgia T 5ions a W. alarm in
nerson in the hall of the house OF
REPRESENTATIVE rel and exercise his con COZ l.
stitutional prerogative of advising
with the Legislature concerning al
fairs Of state.