President's Message on Foreign Affairs and War Aims
The president reports on foreign relations with Mexico and South America, Liberia, China, Japan, and Europe, notes naval and banking developments, and urges constitutional amendment to abolish slavery. He stresses Union support, ongoing civil war efforts, immigration policy, and economic stewardship, including debts, taxes, and national resources.
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San Juan
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