Fat Circular Reveals Republican Tariff Appeal to Manufacturers
The article discusses a confidential circular sent to manufacturers by the Republican League of the United States and New York Post coverage. It highlights claims that tariff laws primarily benefit manufacturers and critiques Republican Senator Foster and what it calls a protectionist theory.
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New York Post
Foster
United States
Plumb
Kansas
Radical Mecklenburg convention fireworks and party rifts
A Charlotte Chronicle account shows white Republicans ousted by colored delegates led by J. W. Gordon at a Mecklenburg county convention. Nominees for local offices were chosen amid tension with white leadership while national votes and tariff stances by General Harrison are noted.
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Senate
Archie Brady
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D. W. Carver
F—M. A. Dulin
Taxes and Homesteads in North Carolina Politics
The piece rails at taxes tied to a 1868 69 tax bond boom nearly a third of NC real property and argues that without taxes homesteads fail. It notes 1868 69 waste bankrupted the Radical party and praises current governance while urging vigilance against corruption and high taxes. It reports Ellenboro political events where Joan B Eaves and others spoke, with Major Justice defeating Eaves in debate. It criticizes the Reidsville Times for mocking the Prohibition Party and hints at party tensions.
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Indiana manufacturing boom noted by Indianapolis Sentinel
The Indianapolis Sentinel lists about a hundred new Indiana manufacturing enterprises with aggregate capital of 9 million dollars started since the President sent his tariff message. The items appear amid a discussion about stagnation of old industries and the Mills bill. The report showcases entrepreneurial activity and economic optimism within the state.
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