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I can not too strongly urge the policy of authorizing the establishment of a line of steamships regularly to ply between this country and foreign ports and upon our own waters for the transportation of the mail.
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Tyler strongly advocates for establishing a line of steamships for mail transport, highlighting its importance for communication.
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