President Cleveland's 1887 tariff reform message
The president urges rapid tariff reform to reduce taxes on necessities, argues current surpluses harm the economy, warns of financial distress, and calls for careful, nationwide tariff revision balancing labor, industry, and consumer costs. He proposes treasury bond purchases as a temporary relief option and stresses reducing excess revenue without harming American manufacturers.
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