President Harrison’s 1889 Message Calls Tariff Cuts And Trust Crackdown
The president urges tariff revision to protect farm and factory products, reduce surplus funds, and extend free list. He warns trusts, advocates better land and foreign relations policy, supports Chinese exclusion enforcement, seaborne commerce, and education aid while stressing civil rights and voter protection for all citizens. He notes substantial treasury surplus and outlines currency, tariff, and pension reforms.
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