President's Conservative Message on Tariffs and Currency
The document argues for delaying tariff reform until after the presidential election, urges currency reform, stronger federal control of interstate commerce, and enhanced federal enforcement. It stresses national unity, labor policy, and measures to strengthen the army, expand public lands, and improve agriculture and infrastructure.
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