Protective Tariff Debate Skirts Labor and Politics
A broad appeal to workingmen argues for the protective system and tariffs to shield American labor. The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic positions, citing Garfield and Hancock while urging vote for Garfield to defend industry.
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