Taft Sifts Foreign Policy in Final Message
President Taft addresses Congress on foreign relations, tariff reform, and merit system changes. He urges stronger US diplomacy to protect citizens and expand trade, notes state department reform, and highlights efforts in China, Central America, Japan, and tariff adjustments. He cautions on opium, fur seals, and North Atlantic fisheries while praising open door policy and peaceful settlement of disputes.
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