President's Message Briefly Highlights Foreign Policy and Domestic Needs
The President reviews fisheries disputes with Britain, Cuba affairs, and Mexican transit issues. He proposes separate conventions, urges fair tonnage and tariff reforms, notes Indian policy and Texas relations, and outlines naval, postal, and district of Columbia improvements. He urges balanced protection and calls for Panama and Pacific initiatives. He warns of treasury, fortifications, and public debt considerations.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Magis Ly Trate
Daniel Webster
Great Briain
North America
United States
France
Great Britain
London
Bay of Fundy
Congress
Cuba
Washington
Dich
Mexico
Havana
Vera Cruz
England
Union
Spain
Confederacy
South
Mexican Congress
Republic
Tehuantepec
Senate of
San Juan de Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Venezuela
Caraceas
Buenos Ayres
la Plata
Rio Janeiro
Oriental Republic
Uruguay
Lobos Islands
Peru
Lima
Lobos
Pacific
Asia
Arctic
Japan
China
Netherlands
Department of State
Department of the Interior
Interior Administration
State Department
Jefferson
Hamilton
Madison
Monroe
War and Navy Departments
Treasury
Guadaloupe Hidalgo
California
Europe
Treasury of
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of the Interior
Oregon
New Mexico
Rio Grande
District of Columbia
Potomac
City of
Texas
Boston
New Orleans
Navy Department
Public Service
China Seas
Northern
Behri Straits
Navy
Naval Academy
Secretary of the Navy
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Minesota
Florida
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
General Land Office
Iowa
Bounty
Missouri
Mississippi
Alabama
Army
Mexican Boundary Commission
Gila
Colorado
Eagle Pass
Passo
Disturnell