Democratic speech on tariff reform and labor protection in 1890s
Speakers argue that taxation burdens fall on labor through tariffs on imports and insist on free raw materials to boost employment and wages. They attack Republican protection as benefiting capital and railroads, promote Mills bill style tariff reform, and urge Cleveland Thurman ticket to lift working families.
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