National Prosperity and Regulation of Trusts Debate
A speech outlines prosperity built on laws and regulation, calls for strong federal action to curb trusts, preserve free commerce, and regulate interstate business. It argues for a national commerce power, a commerce secretary, reciprocity treaties, tariff stability, immigration reform, and a robust navy.
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