What did President Coolidge do on the 150th anniversary of the Signing of the Declaration?

 from D. Sanger article

NY TIMES.com/

At the 150th Anniversary,

POTUS Calvin Coolidge

traveled to Philadelphia

to deliver what may have

been the most extensive

presidential commentary

on the meaning of the

Declaration in modern times,

an unusual torrent of words

for a taciturn Vermonter. . .

Neither Coolidge nor did

Gerald Ford on July 4, 1976

talk about himself, nor

the accomplishments of his

administration.  The speeches

of Coolidge and Ford are

about

the FOUNDERS,

their ideals,

and how they apply to 1926 & 1976!