Southern Exchange Association Formed At New York Meeting
A permanent committee formed at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York on June 21 1864 to organize Northern and Southern business men for Southern development. The plan creates the Southern Exchange Association, outlining aims, membership rules, officers, and advisory boards across states to promote capital, population, and coordinated industry in the South.
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Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York
United States of America
United States
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District of Columbia
Bureau of Aristiculture
Bureau of Manufacturing and Mining
Bureau of Timber and Timber Lands
Bureau of Water Powers
Bureau of Transportation
Bureau of Health and Climate Athtletics
Bureau of Advertising and Publications
Bureau of Legislation
Bureau of Settlers
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Bureau of Permaoent
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President Cleveland's tariff letter to Congressman Wilson
Presidential note to Representative Wilson on tariff reform and conference aims. The letter urges Democratic fidelity, defends free raw materials, discusses sugar taxation, and urges conciliation within Democratic principles while warning against surrender to trusts. It stirs debate in House and Senate about tariff policy and party unity.
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Comments on the Letter From the President
A fragmented passage discusses reactions to the President’s words amid July in Washington. It notes Democratic deputies on the floor and perceived timidity in the House, suggesting distraction and missteps during a tense period.
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