War and expansion shape a growing United States
The document extols the Mexican War’s success as proof of republican vigor and peaceable power. It praises navy and army cooperation, notes vast territorial gains including California New Mexico Texas and Oregon, and urges territorial governments, infrastructure, and minting needs to support rapid development and harmony across states.
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