Morton Accepts The Vice Presidential Nod In 1887 Tariff Debate
Letter from Lay Morton defending protection and opposing free trade as the national policy. He argues that the protective system has boosted industries and labor for over forty years, favors adjusting tariffs rather than reducing them, and warns that free trade would expose America to global competition. Also notes business failures in the third quarter and the Veiled Prophets parade turnout in New York, plus Nova Scotia reciprocity views and Davenport club dissolution.
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Reinecliff
N, Y
Lay P. Morton
United States
America
Congress
Na- Hue
New York
K.G. Dun & Co
President Cleveland approves Chinese exclusion bill
San Francisco reports mixed reaction to the presidents approval of the Chinese exclusion bill. Crowds gather at bulletin boards as lawyers predict habeas corpus and bail will continue for many Chinese arrivals and those en route, while some certificates may still be honored. Other dispatches note Harrison receptions in Indiana, a Chicago scam exposure, a Bryson murder case discovery, and various financial and railroad developments.
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Cleveland
United States Supreme T Las
Lake Michigan
Sand Benen
Tiv
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St Clair
Oelook
C.H. Jones
Bay City
Plenty Andeson
Australia
George McFarland
Saxo Beach
Mion
Lowell
Here
Forestville
Lilly May
Willian Young
Useth
Brando
Jonnie
Jake
Walker
Senate substitutes Mills tariff bill reported for debate
In the Senate, Senator Allison presented the Republican substitute for the Mills tariff bill. The majority and minority reports were nearly complete and due for formal presentation tomorrow or Friday. The measure aims to align with the Republican platform, reducing revenues by about 78,688,000 while preserving essential protective elements, including internal revenue and customs duties. The free list is expanded and the bill schedules changes for February 1, 1889.
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Committee On Finances
May Shopman
Tavitt
House
Congress
Aldred
Chicago
Tuboleco
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Arta
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Blaine in Detroit Opens Michigan Tour Amid Crowds
Blaine speaks in Detroit arguing veto power, pensions, and Civil War veterans relief. He compares Cleveland's veto usage to early presidents and rails at pension bills, while a crowded Detroit rink of 0,000 cheers as he arrives and thanks General Alger for introducing him. Also notes Republican committee list errors, wheat market highlights, and a post office advertised letters list.
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Derror
Tsten
Blaike
Michiegan
Detroit
Maine Stnesman
Atr
Alger
Blaine
Don. Dickinson
New England
Michigan
Washington
Adams
Jefferson
Madison
United States
Cleveland
New York
Commissioner of Pensions
Bismarck
Hoke
Vance Lan
Bate
Aivee
Fonsi Reuss
Allos
Arthur Davis
William Wine Hubley
RD Wilkins
Myron
Emil T ‘Alern
Wa ‘Ikia
oMee
J. P. Slattery
Weather and political news mix in sprawling 19th century dispatch
A chaotic summary of global events fills the page with reports of El Mahdi alleged death, northern Michigan snowstorms, bread price actions by Washington bakers, large crowds at the Sioux City corn palace, and diverse items from France floods to court news. The text also notes a presumed preaching license for Bob Burdette, a Washington territory chief justice, Manitoba rail scandal, and various U.S. political and crime tidbits, including river floods, steamer sinkings, a grand banquet in St. Paul, and multiple local incidents across Minnesota and North Dakota.
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Rhone
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