Hughes Assails Administration In Formal Acceptance Speech
In a forceful address during the formal acceptance, Hughes attacks the administration for its Mexico policy, Vera Cruz incidents, Tampico, and the handling of Huerta. He urges firm, consistent diplomacy, stronger preparedness, and a universal peace plan through international law and preventive arbitration, warning against militarism and urging national unity.
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