Roosevelt Seeks Isthmian Canal Treaty After Colombian Rejection
The 1903 message urges Congress to ratify a Panama route canal treaty. It recounts Colombia's repudiation, Panama's revolution, and the United States duty to secure transit rights. It outlines terms granting a ten mile wide zone, railway and canal properties, tax exemptions, and naval protections for transit.
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