A Toast to Andrew Jackson’s Inauguration through the Perspective of John Marshall
America makes a bold step today as we mark the inauguration of President Andrew Jackson. May I express my firm belief in the presidency of Jackson because the Jacksonian presidency is the presidency of Americans. As the rule of law provides, the minority have their say but the majority have their way. Today, on March 4, 1829, America celebrates the inauguration of Andrew Jackson. Jackson’s presidency is outstanding in the history of American presidency. In the past, all the presidents of the nation came from among the East-coast elite. Jackson is outstanding because he becomes the first frontier president in the sense that he does not come from the East-Coast. Congratulations Jackson!
His Excellency the president comes into power at a time when America faces various hurdles that require the observation of human rights. There are acts that are needed to manage aspects like racism, and there are law that the country needs to govern the relationship between foreigners and natives. May I express my strong faith in the presidency and I believe he his government will deal with the issues that affect the lives of Americans while obeying the rule of law. As the sitting Chief Justice of America, I believe in equality and justice for all. I also believe that President Jackson shares in my virtues. The relation between Indians and Americans requires an act that shall govern it. However, as the government shall develop the act, it will be of principle importance to consider the fundamental human rights that both Americans and Indians deserve. Race relations are as important as respect for justice and human rights. I, therefore, wish the presidency the best as he takes over office.
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