Inaugural Addresses of the Presidents of the United States, Volume 2Donnelley & sons, 1905 - United States |
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ADDRESS F ELLOW-CITIZENS adjustment administration affairs Ameri American appoint ballot beloved country benefits blessings cation ciples citizens citizenship civil civil list civil service commerce condition confidence Congress Constitution countrymen Cuba currency debt demand dition duty effort election encourage endeavor enforce enterprises equal established Executive exer faith favor fellow-citizens foreign future Government gress Grover Cleveland guaranty honest honor INAUGURAL ADDRESS industries influence interests JOHN VANCE judgment justice labor laws legislation liberty March ment methods nation necessity ness oath obligation ourselves partisan patriotic peace perils political parties polygamy preserve President principles promote prosperity protection public officers purpose question race reform regard relations Republic respect responsibilities restoration revenue Roosevelt Santo Domingo SECOND INAUGURAL ADDRESS secure self-government slavery spirit suffrage supreme sure tariff taxation Territories Theodore Roosevelt tion trade Treasury trust Union United welfare William Mckinley wise