President's Message on Foreign Affairs and Domestic Policy
President Arthur's last message to Congress outlines electoral vote issues, foreign relations with Britain Germany and France, canal projects in Central America, and calls for stronger neutrality laws and maritime policies. It appraises treaties, immigration, currency, and defense while urging congressional action on diplomacy, commerce, and national security.
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Comptroller Report on National Bank Bonds Fate and Reform
The Comptroller reports on the 1884 stock of three per cent bonds, noting how many are callable and the potential impact on circulation if replaced. It discusses funding options into higher rate bonds, the effect on public debt, and cautions against inflation while endorsing currency stability and careful bank circulation management. It also covers silver currency concerns, bank examinations, and financial troubles of 1884.
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