President's Message on domestic peace and foreign relations
The President outlines the nation’s state of the Union, noting domestic tranquillity, improved foreign relations, and ongoing treaty negotiations with Britain. He cites issues with Canadian waters, removal of the backville, pension reforms, and agricultural advancements, urging congressional attention.
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Cleveland on government extension as business proposition
The speaker argues the government should treat the extension as a business proposition aimed at realizing the indebtedness, supported by trusted business leaders appointed to protect government interests. They urge intelligent levies and competent public service as duties of public servants for the nation and confiding people.
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