President's Message Sent to Congress in 1823
Washington City reports that on December 31 1823 at noon the President of the United States transmitted the full message to both Houses of Congress, marking the start of the annual address process. The document outlines priorities and legislative recommendations for the coming session.
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Address to the Senate and House on liberty and trade
The speaker extols providence and peace, notes improved commerce with France and Britain, and outlines efforts to resolve disputes with Russia, the Ottoman Empire, Austria, Denmark, and the Americas. He details revenue, debt reduction, and the evolving tariff policy while urging balanced protections for domestic industries amid international competition.
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