President's Message: U S Policy and Philippine War Debates
The president's message to the Fifty-sixth Congress defends U S actions in the Philippines, Cuba, Samoa, Alaska, and Hawaii, notes economic trends, calls for monetary and bank reform, discusses naval armor, canal plans, anti trust concerns, and urges civil government for newly acquired territories and measures to curb lynching and set 1900 celebrations. It outlines governance structures for Negros and Porto Rico, and emphasizes keeping the gold standard, honoring treaty obligations, and extending self government where feasible.
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