Political Tariffs and Western Grain Debate
A fragmented report covers a heated speech accusing New England of exploiting western farmers in tariff policy. It cites figures on grain, wool, lumber, copper, and milk trade, and notes reactions from crowds at Hartman hall. The piece also touches on Senate tariff debate, government surplus, and a later mock-prescription advertorial after the political content.
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