Mckinleys Message to Congress on Finance Cuba and Policy
President McKinley addresses the Fifty fifth Congress lead with unity and patriotism. He discusses currency reform the gold reserve bonds and the need to protect the treasury while avoiding further bond issues. He reviews Spain Cuba the insurrection and the case for neutral intervention and reform. He calls for a stronger merchant marine and international arbitration and notes Nicaragua canal and annexation debates. He urges measured action and prudent diplomacy.
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