Yoon Bo-seon

Having been honorably elected as the first president of the Second Republic, my excitement has turned into a glorious sense of duty and a heavy sense of responsibility on the day of the swearing-in ceremony.

Although it is before the oath ceremony, which should be solemn, I hope that you will not hesitate to tell me briefly about some of the overwhelming thoughts at this moment when emotions and responsibilities are intertwined.

First, I would like to express my apologies and gratitude to the members of the National Assembly who elected an unscrupulous and incompetent person like me as the President of the Second Republic .

Second, I decided to risk my life for the welfare of the people as I just solemnly swore to the national emperor whom I love and cherish. Without active cooperation, there is no way to overcome today's difficulties. I hope that you will reaffirm that the responsibility of today's politics does not lie with the administrators, but with the people who are governed.

Third, the government to be formed in the future must carry out active and strong policies. To that end, even if it transcends party affiliation, first of all, it is necessary to set the posture of the cabinet based on the right person in the right place and reap the administrative meaning of harmonious unity with wise wisdom and fragrant harmony.

The holy April Revolution is not a spoil of one party's power, but a monumental achievement for the majority of the people's recapture of civil rights and a starting point for poverty liberation . I wonder if dedicating everything for the one and only people and the nation that must exist forever is the way to compensate for the precious blood shed by young students.

The government of the Second Republic, which inherited the values ​​of political freedom from the April Revolution, must now decree economic freedom so that all citizens can live and eat.

Political freedom that is not rooted in economic freedom soon withers like flowers in a vase. The dictatorship, which was afraid of blood, was rightly withdrawn, so today our political activities were free. However, the economic corruption that followed the dictatorship must still remain. The clean-up work is far and rugged, and yesterday the country's livelihood, which was wasted to the point of being wasted, is facing a crisis of turmoil. In the days when this economic crisis cannot be overcome, not only the lifespan of the cabinet, but also the fate of the country depends on it.

The Government's policies must, above all else, pursue the principle of economy first, and the wise people are requested to work hard against poverty, moderation, creativity and efforts. The administration should promptly remove the anti-democratic and corrupting toxins sown by the jokjae and carry out a bold innovation administration in the principle of democracy.

The diplomacy of this administration , which was even branded as a headache for the free camp, was a series of apathy and policylessness, and it was heartbreaking to finally be treated as an orphan by allies around the world. Due to geographic conditions, historically, the fate of a nation has always been determined by the power relationship between neighboring powers, and to make matters worse, domestic political instability created a power vacuum. It is needless to say again that the attitude of the President had a significant impact not only on ourselves but also on international peace in Northeast Asia, and even in the diplomatic and administrative aspects directly related to the national economy, former President Syngman Rhee's personal characteristics could have caused national losses . In addition, in the end, it has been consistent with deceitful diplomacy that used only the old method of rationalizing its dictatorial policy and avoiding domestic political crises by turning domestic complaints and dissatisfaction to outsiders.

Diplomacy originally had negotiations and transactions as its mission, and should be centered on the practical interests of one country and mediating conflicting interests with other countries through peaceful means. This is today's democratic diplomacy. We must start over with new diplomatic activities by equipping ourselves with a new foreign policy and a new diplomatic system. There are so many other things I want to say, but today I will replace them with simple greetings.

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On August 13, 1960, President Yun Bo-seon of the Republic of Korea

• 21 Confirmation Sijo Yoon Gun -jeong (尹 君)
• 20th ancestor Yun Man-bi (尹萬庇, 1269 ~ ?, aged ??)
• 19th Great Grandfather Yun Seok (尹碩, ? ~ May 18, 1348, aged ??)
• 18th Great Grandfather Yun Ji-pyo (尹之彪, April 30, 1310 – October 9, 1382, aged 72)
• 17th Great Grandfather Yun Jin (尹珍, ? ~ 1388, aged ??)
• 16 Controversial Yoon Chang (尹 彰 彰)
• 15 Dynasty Yoon Dal -sung (尹 達 成)
• 14 Controversial Yoon Yeong -ryeong (尹 齡)
• 13th Great Grandfather Yun Gye-jeong (尹繼丁, ? ~ August 10, 1460, aged ??)
• 12th Great Grandfather Yoon Hee-rim (尹希琳, 1457 – February 26, 1504, died at age 47)
• 11th King Yunbyeon (尹忭, 1493 – July 8, 1549, died at age 56)
• 10 Joe Yun Doo -soo (尹 斗 壽, September 28, 1533 -May 8, 1601, 67 years old)
• Bi-grandfather (9th great-grandfather) Yunheun (尹昕, October 4, 1564 – December 17, 1638, died at age 74)
• Aid (8 teams) Yuncit (尹 就 之, February 24, 1583 ~ February 18, 1644, 60 years old)
• Taejo (7th control) Yoon Chae (尹 埰, 1603-1668, 65 years old)
• Passion (6th control) Yoon Se -gyeom (尹 謙 謙, June 18, 1668 -September 24, 1749, 81 years old)
• Hyeonjo (5th control) Lubricant (尹 潑 潑, 1726 -September 25, 1798, 72 years old)
• Gojo Bubu Yoon Deuk -sil (尹 實, 1768 ~ 1805, 37 years old)
• Yunwi -dong, a great -grandfather (尹 取 取, July 18, 1798 -December 21, 1863, 65 years old)
• Grandfather Yoon Young -ryul (尹 烈, April 15, 1854 -November 4, 1939, 85 years old)
• Father Yunchi (尹 昭 昭, August 25, 1871 -February 20, 1944, 72 years old)