President Lincoln's December 3 1861 message to Congress remains firm
Lincoln outlines war aims and Union resolve amid Civil War. He urges treasuring loyalty, strengthening defense including roads and fortifications, and rebuilding courts and finance. He notes revenues, Indian affairs, western theaters, pestering insurgents, and calls for congressional actions on pensions, claims, and territorial governance. He ends with tribute to generals and caution on foreign interference.
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