President's message outlines Southern policy and finance stance
The President’s message to Congress defends the Southern policy and notes progress in South Carolina and Louisiana. It advocates specie resumption, liberal silver use as subsidiary coinage, and debt payment in gold, while limiting silver’s legal-tender reach. Civil Service reform is de-emphasized and Mexican relations are treated cautiously. Indian policy reforms and interior affairs are discussed, with emphasis on education and reservations.
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