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William McKinley: The Government by every proper constitutional means, should aid in making our ships familiar visitors at every…

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The Government by every proper constitutional means, should aid in making our ships familiar visitors at every commercial port of the world, thus opening up new and valuable markets to the surplus products of the farm and the factory.
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William McKinley
Republican · Ohio

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McKinley advocates for government support to enhance the visibility of U.S. ships in global commerce.

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