The Congress has not yet acted upon these recommendations; but they are so just and proper, so essential to our National welfare, that I feel confident, if the Congress will take time to consider them, that they will ultimately be adopted.
Roosevelt expresses confidence that Congress will eventually adopt necessary recommendations for public land management.
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