Financial crisis speech urges tariff reform and surplus relief
The president warns Congress of a growing surplus in the treasury and urges immediate action to reduce excess revenues. He reviews past methods for using surplus funds, critiques tariffs as inequitable taxes on consumers, and calls for a deliberate separation of the treasury from private business while outlining possible relief measures and the need to protect American workers and farmers.
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