President's Message on national affairs and foreign policy
The President reviews post election calm, celebrates public peace and prosperity, recalls Daniel Webster's death, and outlines issues with Britain over fisheries, Cuba, Tehuantepec transit, Pacific expansion, Japan expedition, and federal finances, urging Congress action on tariffs, Indian affairs, and fortifications. He notes administrative strain in State, calls for reorganization, and highlights naval, survey, and canal projects for national growth.
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