Grover Cleveland's Annual Message to Congress 1864
President Cleveland outlines national condition and foreign policy goals, urges banking reform, tariff changes, naval expansion, Indian affairs, and civil service improvements. He stresses maintaining gold reserves, currency reform, and a new national health board while addressing Samoa, Hawaii, and global tensions.
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