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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1888

Page

10

The Protective System and The Wage Worker Debate

A long defense of protectionist tariffs arguing they raise American wages and living standards. It contrasts wage levels in the United States with Europe, defends using duties to equalize production costs, and attacks free trade as harmful to labor. The speaker invokes Hamiltonian principles, national prosperity, and historical examples to urge sustained tariffs.

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The passage criticizes free trade opponents and contrasts their views with practical, beneficial conditions attracting people to the United States, suggesting a paradox in economic beliefs.

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Wheeler defends tariff reform in heated Boston debate

Mr Wheeler closes after fifteen minutes of praise and fiery argument. He argues that high tariffs hurt wage earners, cites wartime and postwar data, and urges removing raw materials from the tariff and restoring free lists. He cites Henry Clay and compares U S policy with England's revenue tariff to claim more productive growth under freer trade.

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