Grover Cleveland said "I deem myself now justified in expressing to the Senate, in response to its resolution, the hope and expectation that a treaty will soon be concluded." @ PoliticalQuotes.com

On the recordMarch 7, 1888

I deem myself now justified in expressing to the Senate, in response to its resolution, the hope and expectation that a treaty will soon be concluded.

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Grover Cleveland

Democratic · New Jersey

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