President's Message outlines war, policy, and San Domingo plan
The President urges reconstruction progress, neutral stance in Europe, and peaceful settlement with Spain while pushing annexation of San Domingo as key to economic strength. It covers Cuba, Canada fishing rights, St Lawrence navigation, and naval and fiscal reforms, including currency stability, taxation shifts, and civil service improvements.
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