Message on McKinley assassination and national policy
President Roosevelt urges Congress to unite in safeguarding the nation after McKinley’s murder. He condemns anarchists, calls for stricter immigration and interstates regulation, and outlines economic policy, labor protection, reciprocity, and forest and agriculture measures to stabilize the country.
Prosperity and folly in a recovering economy
The text argues that five years of improving business confidence justify national praise for prosperity, but warns prosperity cannot be sustained by law alone. It cautions against destructive laws and reminds that misused policies and idle or credulous individuals gambling for gains threaten both themselves and others.
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