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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1890

Page

8

Andrew urges tariff reform and Democratic support in Massachusetts

A letter from Andrew pledges to represent all people and support Democratic tariff reform for free raw materials and cheaper goods. He criticizes Republican policies, cites Madison and Pierce remarks, and appeals to voters to oppose Quay and party leaders while backing Andrew for Congress and state offices.

Democratic Party Congress Henry L. Pierce Tremont Temple Tee John J. Belden New York New York Tribune John 5. Clarkson Massachusetts

Andrew votes against McKinley bill though Republicans support

A report notes Mr. Andrew voting against the McKinley tariff bill while all Republican members of Congress voted in favor. The contrast highlights party alignments on tariff policy.

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