President’s Message outlines Central America disputes with Britain
The President reviews foreign relations with Great Britain over Central America, insists on U S rights under the 1850 treaty, condemns British Mosquito coast occupation, and urges faithful enforcement while detailing Denmark Sound dues, Greece, Spain, Mexico, and Central American affairs. He also covers Treasury, army, navy, post office, and interior matters.
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