Speech on merchant marine subsidy in Ohio campaign
Grosvenor argues for government aid to American shipyards as part of Republican policy. He defends Hanna, attacks Clarke for opposing subsidies, and explains how subsidies would boost U S shipping, trade, and naval strength against foreign competition. He cites Griscom and the Morgan merger and warns opponents about lost jobs and markets.
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