President Adams Remarks on Union and Annexation
The President praises the peaceful conduct of the 1840s election, lauds the federation of twenty six states, and asserts the strength of the union. He discusses foreign policy, Oregon negotiations, emigration, and the need for peaceful resolution with Mexico, including annexation of Texas, trade, and defense of constitutional rights.
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