Inaugural Address Calls for Tariff Reform and Unity
The fragment outlines an inaugural speech advocating tariff revision to fund the government, support labor, and protect domestic industry. It stresses economy in public spending, anti-trust enforcement, and strong federal regulation of interstate commerce, with emphasis on military readiness and Panama Canal development. It mentions Mississippi and southern political dynamics, civil rights progress, and labor policy. The draft includes notes on currency reform and dependencies in the Caribbean.
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