Address by the President on foreign affairs and trade
The President discusses U S relations with Britain France Russia and Mexico, noting trades treaties and open intercourse. He cites the Adrianople treaty implications, calls for prudent public spending on navigation aids, and warns against broad private investments with public funds. He promises continued protection of commerce and national interests.
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Prue
Congress
He Senite
house of representatings
des parind
wiedain
Washington
airamroment
Britain
West India
North American
sion
coloni
G. Uritaan
bobo Bey
tesla
teriyaki
fang
Auretea
British West India
U. States
thenes
Great Britain
McLane
ile ta
Grisail
Europe
Julianople
Senate
O States
Black sea
Thrhen
Adrianople
tom
Turkey
tomalians
Russia
St. Petersburg
thraturtt
Legation
House of
Board of Commissioners
bey berg
Bowie
geneva
Spain
republic
ise
Mexico
Arkansas
Austria
hill
stork
Portland
owen
nedsery
Pateer
belire me
vineey