McKinley and tariffs spark debate on wages and policy
A letter to the Journal contests McKinley’s claim that protective tariffs raise wages, citing official statistics from Ohio and consular reports. The writer argues free raw materials and plants would boost U S woolen industry, export capacity, and home wages, while condemning partisan rhetoric and urging tariff reform.
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