President McKinley’s New Century Message Overview
The President celebrates national prosperity and republican strength as the sixtieth Congress opens. He reviews China’s Boxer troubles, foreign relations, naval and military needs, Balancing budgets, expanding trade, and territorial administration while urging prudence, unity, and continued expansion of American influence worldwide.
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