The Tariff Debate in Congress on Mills Bill Affects Farmers
Iowa Congressman explains that protectionist policy breeds monopoly and burdens farmers. He argues tariffs raise consumer costs, reveal labor wage issues, and divert revenue needs, urging a revenue tariff with incidental protection to balance national burdens. He cites Census data and Republican history to back a reduced tariff stance.
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United States
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Tennessee
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Iowa
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Sherman
Whig Party
Henry Clay
James A. Garfield
Garfeld
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Garfield
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Arthur
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Hugh McCulloch
Indiana
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Towa
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Ways and Means
Allison
Ohio
Mr. Wilson
Ilinois
Wisconsin
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Friends of Protection
Untimely Reflections on Longevity Hard to Predict
The quote reflects doubt about men reaching old age, noting the difficulty of judging who will live long lives and the unpredictability of aging. It suggests a skeptical view of longevity expectations.
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Mr. Anderson
House of Representatives
Standard Oil Trust
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