Session #86 · 1959–61

Speech #860007024

Ambassador to Great Britain and later to France. He devoted his life and work to many worthwhile enterprises. the most important of which were his advocacy of a system of free universal education. reform of Federal tax and budgetary policies. and the promotion of sound trade A648 relations with other nations. He also advocated liberalization of the immigration and naturalization laws. As we offer our tribute today to Albert Gallatin. we pay our respects to the memory of a great American who laid the basic framework for policies which have helped to bring the United States to a position of preeminence in the marketplaces of the world. The ruling principle of his life was friendly commerce with other nations as an enduring promise of Americas peaceful growth. and that principle is still a powerful factor in our continued growth and our leadership of the free world.
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