Address by Theodore Roosevelt on national prosperity and regulation
Roosevelt urges continued prosperity under strong regulation of trusts, tariffs, immigration, and currencies. He advocates federal supervision of interstate commerce, a proposed commerce department, reciprocity with Cuba and Britain, and balanced growth with protections for labor and capital. He stresses prudent public land and forest policies, Indian affairs, and military modernization.
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