The message framed key issues for the coming year—particularly foreign policy and the Philippines—and guided legislative and public debate over imperial policy and economic measures.
President William McKinley sent his annual message to Congress on December 4, 1899, outlining the administration's assessment of the nation's condition and its policy priorities.
The message framed key issues for the coming year—particularly foreign policy and the Philippines—and guided legislative and public debate over imperial policy and economic measures.
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