National Address Pardoning Richard M. Nixon。
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Gerald R. Ford
Address to the Nation pardoning Richard M. Nixon
delivered on September 8, 1974, e to a decision ary policy is to try and get all the facts and to consider the opinions of my countrymen and to take counsel e or more compelling external pressures that may as eone must mon knoe and abroad. In the end, the courts might estic tranquility but to use every means that I have to insure it.
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Thank you very much.
On behalf of the great Empire State and the e people in this country seemed to be doing e people still live in sheds; maybe if you eless there; maybe, Mr. president, if you asked a the very beginning that he believed in a kind of social Daric ambition and charity a distance at that citys glimmering toe of the old, some of the young, some of the its knees -- e of us in this room today are here only because this nation had that kind of confidence. And it would be wrong to forget that.
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WellMembersoftheCabinet,MembersoftheWhiteHouseStaff,allofourfriendshere:Ithinktherecordshouldshowthatthisisoneofthoseontaneousthingsthatwealwaysarrangewheneverthepresidentcomesintoeak,anditwillbesoreportedinthepre,andwedon’tmindbecausethey’vegottocallitastheyseeit.Butonourpart,believeme,itisontaneous.
Youareheretosaygood-byetous,andwedon’thaveagoodwordforitinEnglish.Thebestisaurevoir."We’llseeyouagain."IjustmetwiththemembersoftheWhiteHousestaff,youknow,thosethatservehereintheWhiteHousedayinanddayout,andIaskedthemtodowhatIaskallofyoutodototheextentthatyoucanand,ofcourse,arerequestedtodoso:toserveournextpresidentasyouhaveservedmeandpreviouspresidents--becausemanyofyouhavebeenhereformanyyearswithdevotionanddedication--becausethisoffice,greatasitis,canonlybeasgreatasthemenandwomenwhoworkforandwiththepresident.
Thishouse,forexample,Iwasthinkingofitaswewalkeddownthishall,andIwascomparingittosomeofthegreathousesoftheworldthatI’vebeenin.Thisi’tthebiggesthouse.Many,andmost,inevensmallercountriesaremuchbigger.Thisi’tthefinesthouse.ManyinEurope,particularly,andinChina,Asia,havepaintingsofgreat,greatvalue,thingsthatwejustdon’thavehere,andprobablywillneverhaveuntilweareathousandyearsoldorolder.
Butthisisthebesthouse.It’sthebesthousebecauseithassomethingfarmoreimportantthannumbersofpeoplewhoserve,farmoreimportantthannumbersofroomsorhowbigitis,farmoreimportantthannumbersofmagnificentpiecesofart.
Thishousehasagreatheart,andthatheartcomesfromthosewhoserve.Iwasrathersorrytheydidn’tcomedown.Wesaidgood-byetothemutairs.Butthey’rereallygreat.AndIrecallaftersomanytimesIhavemadeeeches,andsomeofthemprettytough,yet,Ialwayscomeback,orafterahardday--andmydaysusuallyhaverunratherlong--I’dalwaysgetaliftfromthembecauseImightbealittledown,buttheyalwayssmiled.
Andsoitiswithyou.Ilookaroundhere,andIseesomanyonthisstaffthat,youknow,Ishouldhavebeenbyyourofficesandshakenhands,andI’dlovedtohavetalkedtoyouandfoundouthowtoruntheworld.Everybodywantstotellthepresidentwhattodo,andboyh
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eneedstobetoldmanytimes--butIjusthaven’thadthetime.ButItoknow--Iwantyouknowthateachandeveryoneofyou,Iknow,isindieabletothisGovernment.I’mproudofthisCabinet.I’mproudofour--allthememberswhohaveservedinourCabinet.I’mproudofoursub-cabinet.IamproudofourWhiteHousestaff.AsIpointedoutlastnight,surewe’vedonesomethingswronginthisAdministration,andthetopmanalwaystakesthereoibility,andI’veneverduckedit.ButIwanttosayonething:Wecanbeproudofit--five-and-a-halfyears.NomanornowomancameintothisAdministrationandleftitwithmoreofthisworld’sgoodsthanwhenhecamein.Nomanornowomaneverprofitedatthepublicexpeeorthepublictill.Thattellssomethingaboutyou.Mistakes,yebutforpersonalgain,never.Youdidwhatyoubelievedin.Sometimesright,sometimeswrong.AndIonlywishthatIwerea--awealthyman--atthepresenttimeI’vegottofindawaytopaymytaxes--andifIwere,I’dliketorecompeeyouforthesacrificesthatallofyou’vemadetoserveinGovernment.
ButyouaregettingsomethinginGovernment--andIwantyoutotellthistoyourchildren,andIhopethenation’schildrenwillhearit,too--somethinginGovernmentservicethatisfarmoreimportantthanmoney.It’sacausebiggerthanyourself.Itisthecauseofmakingthisthegreatestnationintheworld,theleaderoftheworld,becausewithoutourleadershiptheworldwillknownothingbutwar,poiblystarvation,orworse,intheyearsahead.Withourleadershipitwillknowpeace;itwillknowplenty.
Wehavebeengenerous,andwewillbemoregenerousinthefutureasweareableto.Butmostimportant,wemustbestronghere,stronginourhearts,stronginoursouls,stronginourbelief,andstronginourwillingnetosacrifice,asyouhavebeenwillingtosacrifice,inapecuniaryway,toserveinGovernment.
SomethingelseI’dlikeforyoutotellyouryoungpeople.Youknow,peopleoftencomeinandsay,"WhatwillItellmykids?"(Youknow?)Theylookatgovernmentand--sortofaruggedlife,andtheyseethemistakesthataremade.Theygettheimpreionthateverybodyishereforthepurposeoffeatheringhisnest.That’swhyImadethisearlierpoint--notinthisAdministration,notonesinglemanorwoman.
AndIsaytothem,"Therearemanyfinecareers.Thiscountryneedsgoodfarmers,goodbusinemen,goodplumbers,goodcarpenters."
Iremembermyoldman.Ithinkthattheywouldhavecalledhimsortof--sortofalittleman,commonman.Hedidn’tcoiderhimselfthatway.Youknowwhathewas?Hewasastreetcarmotormanfirst,andthenhewasafarmer,andthenhehadalemonranch.ItwasthepoorestlemonranchinCalifornia,Icanaureyou.Hesolditbeforetheyfoundoilonit.Andthenhewasagrocer.Buthewasagreatmanbecausehedidhisjob,andeveryjobcountsuptothehilt,regardleofwhathaened.
Nobodywilleverwriteabook,probably,aboutmymother.Well,Igueallofyouwouldsaythisaboutyourmother:Mymotherwasasaint.AndIthinkofher,twoboysdyingtotuberculosis,nursingfourothersinorderthatshecouldtakecareofmyolderbrotherfor3yearsinArizona,andseeingeachofthemdie,andwhentheydied,itwaslikeoneofherown.Yes,shewillhavenobookswrittenabouther.Butshewasasaint.
Now,however,welooktothefuture.HadalittlequoteintheeechlastnightfromT.R.[TheodoreRoosevelt]Asyouknow,Ikindofliketoreadbooks.I’mnoteducated,butIdoreadbooksandtheT.R.quotewasaprettygoodone.HereisanotheroneIfoundasIwasreadingmylastnightintheWhiteHouse,andthisquoteisaboutayoungman.HewasayounglawyerinNewYork.He’dmarriedabeautifulgirl,andtheyhadalovelydaughter,andthensuddenlyshedied,andthisiswhathewrote.Thiswasinhisdiary.
Hesaid:
Shewasbeautifulinfaceandfromandlovelierstillinirit.Asaflowershegrewandasafairyoungflowershedied.Herlifehadbeenalwaysinthesuhine.Therehadnevercometoherasinglegreatsorrow.Noneeverknewherwhodidnotloveandrevereherforherbrightandsuytemperandhersaintlyuelfishne.Fair,pure,andjoyousasamaiden,loving,tender,andhayasayoungwife.Whenshehadjustbecomeamother,whenherlifeseemedtobejustbegun,andthentheyearsseemedsobrightbeforeher,thenbyastrangeandterriblefatedeathcametoher.Andwhenmyheart’sdearestdied--died,thelightwentfrommylifeforever.
ThatwasT.R.inhistwenties.Hethoughtthelighthadgonefromhislifeforever--buthewenton.Andhenotonlybecamepresidentbut,asanex-president,heservedhiscountryalwaysinthearena,tempestuous,strong,sometimeswrong,sometimesright,buthewasaman.
AndasIleave,letmesay,that’sanexampleIthinkallofusshouldremember.Wethinksometimeswhenthingshaenthatdon’tgotherightway,wethinkthatwhenyoudon’tpathebarexamthefirsttime--Ihaenedto,butIwasjustlucky;Imeanmywritingwassopoorthebarexaminersaid,"Wehavejustgottalettheguythrough."Wethinkthatwhensomeonedeartousdies,wethinkthatwhenweloseanelection,wethinkthatwhenwesufferadefeat,thatallisended.Wethink,asT.R.said,thatthelighthadlefthislifeforever.
Nottrue.It’sonlyabegiingalways.Theyoungmustknowit;theoldmustknowit.Itmustalwayssustainusbecausethegreatnecomesnotwhenthingsgoalwaysgoodforyou,butthegreatnecomeswhenyouarereallytested,whenyoutakesomeknocks,somedisaointments,whensadnecomes,becauseonlyifyou’vebeeninthedeepestvalleycanyoueverknowhowmagnificentitistobeonthehighestmountain.
AndsoIsaytoyouonthisoccasion,weleave,weleaveproudofthepeoplewhohavestoodbyusandworkedforusandservedthiscountry.Wewantyoutobeproudofwhatyou’vedone.WewantyoutocontinuetoserveinGovernment,ifthatisyourwish.Alwaysgiveyourbest;nevergetdiscouraged,neverbepetty;alwaysrememberothersmayhateyou,butthosewhohateyoudon’twinunleyouhatethem,andthenyoudestroyyourself.
Andso,weleavewithhighhopes,ingoodiritandwithdeephumility,andwithverymuchgratefulneinourhearts.Icanonlysaytoeachandeveryoneofyou,wecomefrommanyfaiths,weprayperhatodifferentgods,butreallythesameGodinasee,butIwanttosayforeachandeveryoneofyou,notonlywillwealwaysrememberyou,notonlywillwealwaysbegratefultoyou,butalwaysyouwillbeinourheartsandyouwillbeinourprayers.
Thankyouverymuch.
Inaugural Address
vice president johnson, mr. speaker, mr. chief justice, president eisenhoe not from the generosity of the state, but from the hand of god.
-- and to remember that, in the past, those e the prey of hostile po becoming merely a forum for invective, to strengthen its shield of the nefort from our present course -- both sides overburdened by the cost of modern merce.
let both sides unite to heed, in all corners of the earth, the command of isaiah -- to undo the heavy burdens, and [to] let the oppressed go free.
and, if a beachhead of cooperation may push back the jungle of suspicion, let both sides join in creating a nemon enemies of man: tyranny, poverty, disease, and this responsibility -- i that fire can truly light the of man.
finally, whether you are citizens of
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Barbara pierce Bush: Commencement Address at ing to e very energetic children, hits upon a game called "Giants, an said, "Diversity, like anything e back. And as you set off from prehend, ewhere out in this audience may even be someone who will one day follow in my footsteps, and preside over the White House as the president's spouse.
I wish him well!
Well, the controversy ends here. But our conversation is only beginning. And a worthwhile conversation it has been. So as you leave Wellesley today, take with you deep thanks for the courtesy and the honor you have shared with Mrs. Gorbachev and with me. Thank you. God bless you. And may your future be worthy of your dreams.
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