Senator's 1900-era pledge on rivers canals and race
In a long address, the senator defends his half century of public service, touting $11 million in Alabama river and harbor funding, and urging a $6 million investment for navigable channels to open the Gulf and Pacific markets. He rebuts opposition to civil rights while detailing rail, land and education policies and the Nicaragua canal project. He cites Clayton Bulwer and Hay Pauncefote treaty issues and past congressional battles over navigation and tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
W. Cooper
Senate
Aouth
Alabama
South
George EB. Spencer
Court House
Spencer
Mr. Spencer
United States
Edmunds
Vermont
Pritchard
North Carolina
Edmuns
House
Democrats
Wolcott
Colorado
Jorer
Congress
Spain
Wyoming
China
Geverehl
Tenneseer
Muesel Shoals
Coltert Showle
Warrine
van Hanne
Coova River
Darien
Alabamma
Montevallo
Ala
Coal and Iron Lande
General Land Office
University OF Alabama
Alaama
School OF Mines
Hawaii
Philippine Archipelago
New Jersey
Delaware
Vinner
Union
Central Pacific
Hayes
Blaine
Garfelil
Frelinghijyeen
Arthur
Zavala
Clavland
Bayard
Lirehem
Bietete
Delate
Amit
Whitney
Nav
Nicaragua
Wyritime Canal Company
Nicaragia
Pacehiuse
Hulhdinge
Mmple
Nicaragha
Costa Rica
New York
Firegislitier Nl
Whxioia
Cleveland
Navy
Reytown
Congres
Con_resien
Bath
WNT
Kimtredt
Committee On Rules
Claveland
Harriann
Hurihia
Congress 1
Enna
Vonreston
Maritime Canal Company
Coste Ricn
Nica« Magna
Panama
Serene Janson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morgan
Pacific Railroads
Nicara
Gua Canal
Douglas
Tairshal
District of Columbia
Bay OF
Mobile
Bilt Tielaure
Morrill
Tuskegen
Talan
Plovence
Department of Agriculture
Yabor
Presta
Ring
Tovica
John T. Morgan