Debate on Merchant Marine Subsidy in Ohio Campaign
Speeches by C. H. Grosvenor in Pomeroy argue for government aid to the American merchant marine as central to Republican policy. He defends subsidies, cites past platforms, critiques Clarke and Hanna, and stresses U.S. shipbuilding, tariffs, and labor interests amid borderless competition. Grosvenor warns against free ships and foreign dependence while praising Griscom and American lines.
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Repubtans
Nash
Wash
Danifest
Olin
M¢N
Ohio
Mryon T. Herrick
Democratic Party
Clarke
Hanna
Republican Party of
United States
Philadelphia
Thas
Senate
House
Cmse
St. Paul
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphias
Great Party of Progress
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Africa
Asia
Old World
Switzerland
England
McKinley
America
Europe
Shenandoah
Stonewall
Alabama
Svar
Pace Ae Et
France
Sweden
Denmark
Italy
Bray
Misea
Germany
Mis
International Mercantile Marine Association
Morgan
American Line
Red Star
Leyland Line
Feyendhee
Reece
Prye- Payne
Frye
Hiaura
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Congress
van Carrey
Anether American Fort
Grosvenor
International Navigation Company
Clement A. Griscom
Red Star Line
Morse
Westinghouse
Pittsbrg
Cunard Line
Collins
Cunard Ling
Mr. Clarke
Dewey
Manila
Tiis
Chaffee
Celestial
Isle
Renue
Haunia
Labor of the Americas
Ile
Subsidy debate on lake commerce and ship subsidies
A speaker argues against subsidies for lake shipping, defending American coastwise trade and labor interests. The debate centers on subsidy limits, ten year duration, and the impact on commerce, with criticism aimed at Senator Hanna and defense of local maritime policy.
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John H. Clarke
Sprecilof Bon
C. H Grosvenor
Pomeroy
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Clevgland
Lake Erie
War Department
Livay
Royd
Amin
Sonor Clark
Great Lakes
Drire
Olio
New Orlans
Gossilla
Lanna
General Assembly
Murenus A. Dauns
DRS
Atabat
H. Merchant
M. E. Church
Freeport
Ander
Lipe Plant CO
Canton
MicKee
Dily
Cnere
Cami
Weingarton Isa
Mab-za
Ye Vark
Cewiucide Ani Rowic