【正文】 敘敘瓜塋俯壘撹賜郡斤議庁塀?宸乂開(kāi)詠旺掲廨壇葎阻繁酎議吭夕遇蒙艶僉協(xié)議?遇拝音辛嬬?椎乂繁侭錬李議椎劔?敘敘壘撹賜倦畳椎劔酒汽苧阻。輝繁酎隠嗤屎岷議瞳來(lái)才少佰議伉痩?軸宴佩屓字更自業(yè)遣移賜嘲汗脅音嬬壓膨定議玉壙玲岬貧?斤屓軒夛撹掲械冢嶷議鱒墾。屓軒音氏弄?dú)锏蛿?。緩扮議易幸抜屎壓訟一悳由祥販朔議及匯肝寄侏孃棋氏?附刊匯耗娶仟凰硫捲議爽刃才附可罸挫、高科孚繁議題洗嫋壓匯侃哭俊彭?xiàng)珘c。椎爺絡(luò)貧?耽了何海指社扮?伉戦脅匯協(xié)頁(yè)蹊踴音蘆議。 we find some causes for concern. We have emerged from the losses of the Great War and the reconstruction following it with increased virility and strength. From this strength we have contributed to the recovery and progress of the world. What America has done has given renewed hope and courage to all who have faith in government by the people. In the large view, we have reached a higher degree of fort and security than ever existed before in the history of the world. Through liberation from widespread poverty we have reached a higher degree of individual freedom than ever before. The devotion to and concern for our institutions are deep and sincere. We are steadily building a new race！a new civilization great in its own attainments. The influence and high purposes of our Nation are respected among the peoples of the world. We aspire to distinction in the world, but to a distinction based upon confidence in our sense of justice as well as our acplishments within our own borders and in our own lives. For wise guidance in this great period of recovery the Nation is deeply indebted to Calvin Coolidge.??? But all this majestic advance should not obscure the constant dangers from which selfgovernment must be safeguarded. The strong man must at all times be alert to the attack of insidious disease.?　　The Failure of Our System of Criminal Justice　　? The most malign of all these dangers today is disregard and disobedience of law. Crime is inc。孃棋氏豚寂?麿祥參噴蛍冢摩議蓑業(yè)宥岑阻光了何海?輝絡(luò)勣孰蝕匯肝諸識(shí)氏詠。指吮議舞蜘岻碗?貫耽匯頭媾魁才握忽宀岻長(zhǎng)阜婢蝕肺碗?壓宸錐鴻議忽輿貧嚥耽匯薪黃強(qiáng)議伉型、梁哲議謁俗選潤(rùn)軟棲?輝厘斷云來(lái)嶄議厚葎膽挫議爺聞??！峪勣麿斷寔?zhàn)h赤吭！！肇壅肝乾硯肺碗?厘斷挽繍盲恪噐選溢寄栽蟹岻嶄。尖盾薦、握忽伉、児興縮娼舞?珊嗤斤貧吸議釈協(xié)佚剿?麿貫隆慧虹宸翠陶握議輿仇??！宸匯俳挽辛參喘恷挫議圭塀割蛍距盾厘斷朕念議畠何是佃?！　　　∪剴?cǎi)音斤繁酎恷嶮議加僅宇彭釈吼議佚販?壓宸弊順戦祥短嗤厚挫賜揖吉議錬李阻?壓厘斷輝念議蛍灘嶄?褒圭祥音?佚徭失頁(yè)屎鳩議?泌惚由楕嵐忽議嵐嬬岻麼?揮彭麿議喟冴寔尖才屎吶?嫋壓低斷臼圭宸円?賜嫋壓低斷摑圭椎円?將狛膽忽繁酎宸了琉寄隈郊議加畳?寔尖才屎吶繍寔屎仇寄易噐爺和。厘音辛嬬音岑祇宸乂並?俯謹(jǐn)辛彰議才握忽議巷酎進(jìn)李俐個(gè)忽社?隈。翌忽笛船議送秘??壓短嗤頼畠?払?徽岻朔氏壓匯何蛍仇曝坐音?崙仇鹸釦狛棲?遇毛蘭笛船??壓峪頁(yè)何蛍議撚卦?徽壓総匯仇曝?繍棲頁(yè)頼畠音撚卦。嚥緩揖扮?巷屎議巷酎駅倬鵡覚?泌惚屓軒並購(gòu)畠悶忽酎議圭寞涙隈剃廬仇喇恷互隈垪棲加僅?椎擔(dān)匯輝宸嶽喘噐倖繁盆墨輝並繁嶄寂議匯違盆墨初秘議三?繁酎祥氏払肇阻麿斷徭附議麼墸仇了?欺阻宸倖仇化?糞縞貧廝乏貫仇委繁酎議屓軒住欺?砕議寄隈郊返貧。泌惚富方塗逓垳用宣遇音垳捲貫?麿斷祥崙夛阻匯倖茨劔?宸茨劔郡狛棲繍蛍叢才支註麿斷?咀葎?shì)x麿斷嶄議謹(jǐn)方塗音垳捲貫富方塗議屶塘議三?椎擔(dān)富方塗繍貫嶄用宣竃肇。富方塗才倖繁議侭嗤嶷勣幡旋壓?隈嶄宥狛隠屬才詳蒸、毅隠才鋤綜宸劔議圭塀誼欺苧鳩議隠屬?嗤購(gòu)?隈議尸詠貫隆膚式欺宸匯圭中?！　　　戎?茅掲頁(yè)鞭欺詳鰍?挽繍壓選溢議光侃嚠參誘弓?淳勝侭嬬寡函匯俳一隈?繍氏聞光仇繁酎誼欺頼畠蘆畠議湖狀?宸恷嗤廁噐貫否仇房深才郡福。 certainly would if such right were a vital one. But such is not our case. All the vital rights of minorities and of individuals are so plainly assured to them by affirmations and negations, guaranties and prohibitions, in the Constitution that controversies never arise concerning them. But no organic law can ever be framed with a provision specifically applicable to every question which may occur in practical administration. No foresight can anticipate nor any document of reasonable length contain express provisions for all possible questions. Shall fugitives from labor be surrendered by national or by State authority? The Constitution does not expressly say. May Congress prohibit slavery in the Territories? The Constitution does not expressly say. Must Congress protect slavery in the Territories? The Constitution does not expressly say.　　　　　　　　　　　　。1778定選栽屓軒訳錘聞凪序匯化撹母?輝扮13倖巒喇緩苧鳩傚閉才隠屬選溢氏喟冴贋壓?！　t is seventytwo years since the first inauguration of a President under our National Constitution. During that period fifteen different and greatly distinguished citizens have in succession administered the executive branch of the Government. They have conducted it through many perils, and generally with great success. Yet, with all this scope of precedent, I now enter upon the same task for the brief constitutional term of four years under great and peculiar difficulty. A disruption of the Federal Union, heretofore only menaced, is now formidably attempted.　　厘?佚壓噸宥隈才?隈嶄光巒更撹議選溢頁(yè)喟冴贋壓議。 and while I do not choose now to specify particular acts of Congress as proper to be enforced, I do suggest that it will be much safer for all, both in official and private stations, to conform to and abide by all those acts which stand unrepealed than to violate any of them trusting to find impunity in having them held to be unconstitutional.　　書(shū)爺厘廸冢傚閉?屢涙隠藻吭需?匆音喘秦箔議樫業(yè)肇蛍裂?隈賜隈舵。?壓厘傚下匯倖訳錘?宸倖訳錘才販採(cǎi)凪麿訳錘匯劔脅頁(yè)炎苧壓?隈戦?　　No person held to service or labour in one State, under the laws thereof, escaping into another, shall in consequence of any law or regulation therein be discharged from such service or labour, but shall be delivered up on claim of the party to whom such service or labour may be due.　　　販採(cǎi)象匯巒岻隈舵壓乎巒嶄捲叨賜捲斥叨岻繁毛吏総匯巒?音嬬功象総匯巒販採(cǎi)隈舵賜訳箭登畳?遇盾茅凪捲叨賜捲斥叨?遇哘卆孚嗤幡勣箔乎?捲叨賜捲斥叨岻輝並匯圭議勣箔?委乎繁撚僕。厘峪嬬貫宸乂處讐嶄薬僉匯鐙?輝扮厘窟燕傚冱??！厘旺音二夕?岷俊仇賜寂俊仇肇孤膚們笛巒議降箭?！　n the performance of a task thus generally delineated I shall endeavor to select men whose diligence and talents will insure in their respective stations able and faithful cooperation, depending for the advancement of the public service more on the integrity and zeal of the public officers than on their numbers.?　　壓峇佩貧峰販暦扮?厘繍勝薦販喘椎乂輩茶嬬孤、貫遇嬬校壓凪光徭議鈷了貧序佩嶢糞栽恬議繁?葎阻容序?qū)溶幾h垢恬?厘繍厚謹(jǐn)仇卆正屓軒郊埀議閃準(zhǔn)才犯秤?遇音頁(yè)麿斷議方楚。 and so long as it is worth defending a patriotic militia will cover it with an impenetrable aegis. Partial injuries and occasional mortifications we may be subjected to, but a million of armed freemen, possessed of the means of war, can never be conquered by a foreign foe. To any just system, therefore, calculated to strengthen this natural safeguard of the country I shall cheerfully lend all the aid in my power.?　　深打欺械姥囑壓才峠扮豚斤徭喇屓軒更撹議璃于?厘音嬉麻脹箔制寄囑錦?嗤議園崙?匆音氏策篇屓嵶將刮侭験嚠議匯訳嗤吩縮儺?囑錦哘輝船奉噐猟郊屓軒?厘忽今囑廝聞徭失議縄崢闘剌壓劭垓議今囃?婢幣阻厘斷議砂今室寶才囑並蕗李?書(shū)朔珊倬幟化制秀。貫厘斷嬬校深打欺議嶽嶽秤趨棲心?染佩準(zhǔn)埃駅嬬揮棲載寄駸吩。蘆蟻続，旬針儼　　Inaugural Address of Andrew Jackson　　WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1829　　FellowCitizens:　　揖飲斷?　　About to undertake the arduous duties that I have been appointed to perform by the choice of a free people, I avail my