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President Harrison Inaugural Address In The Phoenix
President Harrison speaks from retirement to assume the Chief Executive role, outlining his view of democracy, constitutional limits, and the dangers of executive power. He argues sovereignty lies with the people, warns against monarchical tendencies, defends the veto as a check, and stresses the need to keep Treasury and press independent from executive influence.
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