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Message of 1823 on boundary and commerce with Britain
The President transmits to Congress a broad message urging vigilance in public service, detailing aims for boundary disputes with Britain, indemnity negotiations with France, suppression of privateering, slave trade concerns, naval and military readiness, and fiscal health. It notes surveys, treaties, and ongoing diplomatic efforts, with emphasis on peace, security, and national strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daion
Juillis
Sallencui
Great Britain
United States
St. Lawrence
Ghent
France
Bnpatial Pavliement
Sy Bouurieh
Anise
Kinaperur, and Tf
S.ce
Ole Thongaid
Boaumne
Aimwrton
Peepisille
Prince
Spsidyix
Privaccers
Syrus
Eermell
Roy
Veancey
Yites
Raleht
Pern Powins
Russia
Witehi Fk
Ernest Hope
Fsnior
Uachy
Spain
Cadiz
Swehom
Fyvkce
Hick
Dolhars
Washington
Rigolets
Ladhisiana
Board of Engineers
Topographic Corps
Fales CR
Than Daal
Ibis
Westra
McRae
Lee
Capuio “Pollett
General Ashley
Ricarees
Tdjans
Uiip
Leavenworth
Port Atkinson
Council Bluffs
Bluffs
Missouri
Secretary of War
Department of War
Secretar of
Congress
Ulma
Unn
Cong
Mediterranean Sea
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Cuba
Pariovie
Congmedore Porter
Son’s Island
Modore Rodgers
Msusi
Exra
Porta Rico
Conamis
Spagent
Tha
Wren
Rico