Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-03-08

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er conflict tilI and i suffering. g.SThe earth is
Il tih,irsting. for the cup gooFwlll. I'm.
derstanding is Its fountaiHSsource. ri
would like to acclaim an efa%of: good
feeling amid dependable prosperity and
all the,.blesslngs which attend:
= Protection of:Industfies.
1t has Beer Been; proved again and asain'
that we, cannot. while throwing aPsr
markets: open to the world rnafnta4lss
American stanaards Of living and ops
portunity and hold our industria! en- emi-
nenice in: such unequal Composition.
\ There is a Turing falacy in the theory
Of banished barriers: Of trad but pre-
served American ttai1idards reauire our
Ehtgher! production costs;to be reflected
infi our tariffs @5oni imports, To-day as
meyer before When peoples are seeking
trade restoration land expansions, we: we
must adjust our tariffs to the new or, IS
der. We SEEK participation in the
worlds exchanges, because therein. lies
our way to widen Influence anH the tri4
:u1rnnhs of peace. We: know full, well:we
cannot sell where We: do not buy and
we cannot sell; successfully where We
do not carry. : e - * y ~
Opportunity is calling not alone Tor
the e7restoration. but Gfor: a. new era IN
;;production, transportation, and de:
We.shall answer,it- best by meeting the
demand Of a surprising home market
Eby' promoting reliance: in produc7.
tion and by bidding enterprise, genus Is
and efficiency to carry our .crrgoes IN
American bottoms to the marts Of the
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~, a. Ar Aneries,of Homes. s,,;:.. -: .
We would not have 7 an .America: liy.
ing, within md for herself alone, but we e
would have Fselfsreliant independent
and; id ever; stronger ahd rlcher
Be1ieyingiin our higher standards, real !:
ed; through constitutional liberty and
maintained ma opportunity, we invite the
world to the same heights; = But p:ids
in things wrought IS no reflex OF ac:3
conpiiiished tasks Common welfare IS;
the goal of our national .,'endeaponsii
Wealth is not ininieal to, welfare 5tit g
ought to be It's friendliest. agency:a9 .
There never can be equality. SfareE
wards or possessions so long nsfthe
human plan contains varied tale9ts and
differing degrees Of Industry apda thrift,
but ours s Ought t6 be a eOagettry free
from great blotches of dlstfased pov-
erty. We ought to find a wasfto guard
against the perlls and d'penaIaes of un'
employment. we. want an. America OF
homes. inumined with hope and happi-
ness, where mothers free@from the ne
cessity for long hours Jbf toll beyond
their owr. doors, may preside as BELTS
the hearthstone of American citizen
ship. We want the cradle Of. American
childhood rocked under conditions SO
wholesome and seihopeful that no
blight may touch itPin its development
and we want to provide that no self1sh
interest, no material necessity. no lack
of opportunity shall prevent the gam
ing of that EDUCATION so essential 10
best citizenship. -
There is no short cut to the making
of these ideals into glad realities. Inc
world has Witnessed again and again
the futility and the mischief ot lii-coh-
sidered remedies for social ana eco
nonic disorders. But we arc mindful
TODAY as neser before of the friction OF
modern industrialism and we must
,ea rn its causes and reduce its evil con
sequcncesiby sober and tested methoos'
Where genius has made for great pos
sibilities Justice and happiness must DC
reflected in a. greater common welfare
Service; the Supreme. comm'tment'
Service is the supreme commitment
of life. I would rejoice to acclaim the
era of the golden rule and crown 1t
with the autocracy Of service pledge
an administration wherein al the agen-
cies Of government are called to serve
and ever promote an understanding or
government purely as an expression u
the popular will.
One cab not stand in this presence
and be ,uiirimindful u of the tremendous
responsibility. The world upheaVal has
added heavily to Our tasks. But with
1.-The realization comes the surge Of high
resolve, and there is reinsurance in De-
lief in the God-givcn destiny Of our re-
nurblic. If I,felt that there is to be sole
responsibility in the executive for the
! America of tomorrow, l should shflnk
from the burden. But here are nun
dred million with common concern
and, shared responsibility, answered. aoie
to!God and country. The republic sum
mons them to their duty and l. invite
cooperation.
accept my part with single minded
ness of purpose and humility OF spirit
md implorc the favor and guidance OF
c6d in his heaven. With these | am
u;nafrafd and confidently face the 1u-
turc.
have taken the solemn oath OF OIL
fee on that passage OF Holy VIII
wherein it is asked: What doth inc
Lord require Of thee but to do justly
E.rd IA love mercy and walk humDi!