INAUGURAL ADDRESS or FRANCIS R. SKUNK, GOVERNOR OF PENNSYI,- WANNA. DELIVERED JAN. 2I 1Sl5
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FRIENDS AND FELLow-CIrIzEN<

 l appear before you iu obedience io the will ot the lrcemen of Pennsylvania, 10 give the solemn pledge prescribed by the Consti- tu1Ion, and to enter upon the office of Go- vernon.

 When l contemplate the interests of our Commonwealth, as an independent soyercisa- V, and as a member of lhe community ol American slates, tue multiplied relations over which Il eNeris supervising guardianship, and the peculiarly weighty obligations thai press upon t q; the present moment. feel how lmPcfleetly am qualified tp discharge. aud even Co comprehend alright, lhe artuans and complicated slatles Jo which have been eallca. To Ha Wha watches over 56e des. unies uf Slatcs. gs well as Mea, and al,,.zr axar : iiebi and strength. laas upwards viih humble Trust, itai iil WiIl ovcr-Faia ans efrng and site slia.sac, gv hpagst rHaris for Inc public soa1

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