President's Message on Retirement of Greenbacks and Finance
President Cleveland presents to Congress a sharp critique of currency policy and calls for a return to stable money. He traces greenback issuance, gold reserves, and silver purchases, detailing the monetary crisis and the 1890s bond and gold reserve maneuvers that averted collapse.
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Proposals on Free Coinage and International Issues Aboard
President Cleveland argues against free coinage of silver, warning of risk to prosperity and integrity. The message surveys tariffs with Argentina, Brazil disputes, China incidents, France relations, Behring Sea seals, Venezuela borders, and Japan and Nicaragua ties, urging Congress to act for national safety and welfare.
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