President S Speech to Congress on Foreign Policy and Finances
The document outlines Mr. Arthur's annual message to Congress, praising peaceful elections and urging electoral reform. It covers international treaties with Belgium China and Chile, Congo basin trade, Japan and Korea diplomacy, Cuba and Mexico relations, naval and military funding, currency and banking, naturalization, and the Utah polygamy issue. It notes the Meridian Conference, tariff commerce goals, and calls for a strong navy and increased diplomatic representation.
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