Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1921, Page 3

1 of Vice President’s . Jext The inaugural address of Vice President Coolidge, delivered in the | Senate chamber today immediately after he took the oath of office, follows: Five g ted to the people of this ration a new re n and man, which they declared and proclaimed in the American Constitution. Therein they recognized a legislature the will of the people in law, ry required to determine and state such law, and an executive I securing obedience to the law, all holding their offi on of some superior force, but through the duly determined of t ago there was reve en m ationship betw empowered to express @ judic charged w not by r conscience r countrymen To the Hou: close to the heart of the nation, renewing its whole membership by frequent elections, representing directly the people, reflecting their common purpose, has been granted a full me of the power of 1 To the Senate, part the sovercign st of gislation and thority to originate <hip by degrees, , has been granted not only a legislation, hut. if possible ty ation and to . too little men slating or review renewing its membe far more of review, that appointment approval. PBut its and too little understood, ng, is the preservation of important to negotiation i ioned whether ex liber Not merel rights of the majority, they little need protection, but the rights of the minority, from whatever source they may be assailed. The object for us to seek here, for the Constitution identifies the vice presidency with the Senate, is to continue to make this chamber. as it was intended by the fathers, the ci 1 of liberty. An enormous power is here conferred, capable of much good or ¢ Le to abuse, but necessary, wholly and absolutely nece ure the required result Whatever it fault whateve its human imperfection there is no lezislative body in all history that has used its powers with | more wisdom and discretion, more uniformly for the execution of the public will. or more in harmony with the spirit of the authority of the pec = which has er. ed it. than the United States Senate. 1 take up the duties the people have gned me under the Constitution, which we can neither emlarge nor diminish, of presiding over this |} Senate, agreeably to its rules and regulations, deeply conscious that | it will continue to function in harmony with its high traditions as a BT deliber: ve body. without passion and without fear, unmoved by clamor. but most ngitive to the right, the stronghold of govern- i ment according to law, that the vision of past generations n i more & more the reality of generations yet to come. 1 | SPECIAL NOTICES. { SPECIAL NOTICES. 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Most of them | out in the 1 ave which swept the republi- into full control eof all the of the government, but yme few—republicaing as well as .+ cmocrats—elected not to run again | for their seats. | Champ Clark, one of those who would | e retired today, was claimed by | th two days before the session end- | A picuresque character among the | went tidal w: can par| functions ed. outgoing members were Scnator Law- renc Sherman, republican, Illinois, » did not offer for re-election. stual number of House mem- quitting was 118, but three of | of Ilinois, Marreld of Oklahor . republicans, and demoerat—go to th apitol as senators record was four- House teen years. The political landslid 2 gave the republicans a much larger orking majority in the Hou big, in the opinion of some leaders. ion expected 10 be called soon will start with 301 repub- licans, 132 democrats and one social- ist. The lone prohibitionist in the clos- | ing Congress, under which the cou of November h of the membe anvened to- lon to act on nom- ident Harding, con | ¥-nine republicans and thirty- crat £ the republi- majority of twenty-two, against only two majority du t of the last Congre: up generally was forty ans and forty-seven democra ng of two republics January in place of democrat the former a slightly larger working ine re- ith in the government margin during the 1ast few weehs set up by thellet a friendly enemy pass the ford. | You have heen zood to me odor cond time in history the dent Marshall. | “I freely grant th t of this peo- ' of your friendship will sweeten any ‘e a2 woman member, | just before concluding his duties as pre- | ple to chanze our form of government uir that I may breatha. Not one of | . Robertson. of th Siding o ¢ and to adopt other principles. | vou can wish for himself a kindlier | sklahoma district, who suce livered the follow but, if it is to be don, fate than I would give you if I wer liam W. Hastin For the first time in the c as the constitutios the House the territory el his body. h and _north . will dominate jon 1 e Ta publicans from that a e e Y control and strong enou i A Very shortly at moment of being in full o ove never m. above thy come all combinations of republi g : c on n epublic I sprang from the loins of men who and democrats from the south helped to lay the feundations of the At my birth my fataer placed Lrow the coronal of rican citize In my ught that if T wore it nor potentate mor! ctract from net. 1 have tried nover doubt- prin republic. upon my free-hoin vouth T worthily. electorate the honor of t “I may have to keep the f v places formerly were captured b nd polit ns come ton of Oh . and Bourke Cocl held by vet- men young in but some v among but 1 have s the ceeded by hough his | 7 v in Congress. cervice v nol continuous, Mr. re concerned, the pil- | lark's total time .was twenty-six est upon the Declar years, running third in respeet | dence and io Mr. Cannon and § Gillett. | United States. To T » Tennessee democr: ms and|mind there is no bevond. The for Moon—turned over ftheir younger men, after com to- | lic are adm Eether twenty-four : jto meet changing conditi Two leading democrats on the wavs | underlyir ea does not, and means committee, which must mdseiermnl frame a tariff law, Henry T. Rain Tning, of Tlinois and Hull of Tennesse: marched out. Raine; after eighteen of the repub- need changes ns, but the | for truth is principle ed m to | under which th years and Hul! fourteen. herwood of Ohio, who went into the Unio Army ite and came out a(°hs A governin ted 1o rigadier general. retired with be i ble rights of man to life, en years marked on his legislative | to liberty, and to the pursuit of happi-1 gun., the same mark set b old- | ness can find its perfect accomplishment | entatives brave and stronz | the ambitions, pas- | v in repre enough to rise abo sions, and prejudic fozle of New York. whose aken by Meyer London vinner in November. only so- Other s of individu: ive government was | Tt N TRes oA men through the cnactment | o i Rartasin, 8 Post- 110t enforcement of laws caleulated to The delegations from fourteen | ¥ Sandl gromots Jeudl and) exuct | states, many of them with small rep- | Justice to al men. Religlons cle bes Tesentation, remaincd. tachangen (. | cause priests mumble their creeds but Tivan and’ Tasve. bomty af Feson {have no faith in their gods. Govern- m up as the sole and solid demo-| atie representation from all of New Ohio, the state of pre al nominees, sent a solld repub- n delegation. hus far there have been no indica- 4 There is nothing in thn ! { world quite so nourish- § : of a determined fight to oust | § H Jillett or the republican i Mondell. Kitehin, long il and ing or helpful as . is ela for democratic 1 er, ab the fob he held while Clark was Speaker. Prominent among the twelve dem ocratic and two republi retiring today_beside man wera Senators Oregon, former democrati of the military committ Scott’s Emulsiony for thin, anemic girls ; ‘ ” e s North Dakota, former . republics of “teen-age.” Itis chairman of the agriculture commit . tee; Hoke Smith, democrat, ¢ well-worth trying. who wa: suceeeded by Thoma Watson: Thomas, democrat, Color Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield,N.J. and Gore, democrat, Other retiring Oklahoma, -ALSO MAKERS OF— ham, Kentucky ) Johnson, South Dakota: Arkansas; Henderson, ada: Smith, * Arizona; Smith, Maryland, d Phe- 1an, California, all démocra - INDIGESTil ron INDIGESTION L - 20-185k fl T S S 14th Street Highlands NEARLY ALL SOLD Considering Price and Location—the Best Buy in the City was Vice . who Another retiring President Thomas will go on chauta week. 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