Presidents Message on Federal Power and Indian Policy
The message defends limited federal rights and preserves state sovereignty, arguing the Constitution should not expand national power through broad construction. It outlines U S actions in Florida against Seminole resistance, Indian removal efforts, military campaigns, and the costs and governance of finances and post offices during a period of economic strain.
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