Message of Tariff Reform and Constitutional Duty
A long extract from President Grover Cleveland’s 1888 annual message discusses tariff reform, government duties to citizens, and the need to curb trusts and monopolies. It critiques federal excess, suggests revision of pensions and land grants, and calls for strong constitutional adherence to ensure equality, economy, and national progress. It also outlines foreign policy notes on Britain, Canada, Samoa, China, Japan, Corea, Persia, and Mexico.
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Washington, D. C
Congress of the
Our
Republic
Oselfish
United States
Congress
Canada
Newfoundland
Senate
Dominion
America
North Ameria
Department of State
Coosar
Had
Conwich
China
Japan
Empire
Corea
Persia
Hayti
State Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
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The
Columbus Enquirer-Sin
Columbus
Georgia
L[ndiana
Great Britain
British Columbia
Russia
Alaska
France
Germany
Imperial Housenhat
William
Frederick
Samoa
House of Representatives
Mexico
Authori Ies
Costa Rica
Nicaranga
Partis
George Washington
Secretary of War
War Department
Board of Ordnance and Fortifications
Adnance Department
Watervliet
Board of Ordnance and Fortification
Sheridan
Arizona
Mount Veroon Barracks
Alabama
Carlisle
Hampson
Carracks
Tne
Department of Justice
Utah
Ad Lasha
Pertual Emigating Fund Co
Church of Psus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Supreme Court of the United States
Geautiem N
Lee
People's Cause