President Roosevelt's Letter of Acceptance 1904 Speech
Roosevelt defends Republican record and foreign policy, cites Panama canal, gold standard, and protective tariff. He argues opponents misrepresent acts, and asserts continuity of veteran pensions, civil service integrity, and military readiness while warning against tariff and policy shifts that would hurt workers, farmers, and manufacturers.
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