Debates on Agriculture and Markets in Early America
Fragmentary text discusses agriculture policy and protectionism in early Congress, noting farming as the main industry and the lack of markets for produce. It cites figures on meat and bread needs, tariff debates, and the impact of economic systems on farmers, with references to specific regions and historical figures.
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Pring. Objet
I. Daeon
AMON
Yas & Farmer
and .Almple
Ptalosmoy
United States
Europe
Alhoua
Ohio
Greta Pa
Manula
Colton
Henry Clay
Jron
Beapeylvania
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Munkingans
Guernsey Anseim
Enah
Cenak
Ai Barre
Eugar
Perma
Rotorlen
Tariff Debate on Shoddy Fabric and Wool Substitutes
The text argues against free wool and defends shoddy and substitute fabrics, citing census figures and global production in Britain. It contends duties on wool do not curb substitute use, defends domestic industry, and criticizes free trade advocates and foreign manufacturers. It notes price comparisons for tin plate and condemns pro tariff opponents among various groups.
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House of Representatives
United States
England
English’ Snvont “Manufacture. There Were, In Great Britain
Great Britain
Grwat
Britain
Free Trade
Bessemer
Sitical
Soretge
Mons Panere
9Icobden Club
McKintey
SGU
Jovering Prines
Maome
Jour
En Ple Will Consume Factors Pendan and Wheat Markets
The passage argues that under normal conditions wheat lands will be regulated independently of major powers and prices for farmers produce will be protected. It cites Sommes and related events as signs and critiques a partisan Free Trade crowd for insincerity.
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Liverpool
Russia
India
Sommes
Which Side Do You Choose Damn Democratic Tariff Debate
Read fragments show a 1860s to 1970s discourse on tariffs and federal power. Mentions Congress power to tax for revenue, no bounties, and protection of manufacturers. References Washington era tariff preamble and Democratic Party positions on duties and competition with American labor.
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Daves
Cleveland
Congress
Staten
Democratic Party
Hashington
United States
OM ‘Orm
Lican Party
Ase
Great Britain
Buy Local or Lose Community Loyalty Says Nebraska Writer
A Nebraska writer extols buying locally and supporting Cedar Rapids and its industries. The piece laments national brands and urges citizens to patronize home towns from town to state, warning that widespread out-of-area purchases would harm communities and economies.
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Tam
Boycots
Appiause
Independany Towa
Cedar Rapids
Cadar Raplan
Ds Industries
Marry
Shieis
Nebraska
Chicago
Avite
Iowa
McKinley Tariff Debate and Farmer Prosperity Claims
The piece critiques the McKinley Tariff and its effect on farm products and imports, citing figures on duties and agricultural protection. It cites Taesone and coalitions, notes Cleveland's campaign, and argues the tariff reduced foreign markets while boosting farm wealth, debt, and wealth in the U.S. through protective measures.
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England
United States
Loti
Port
Great Fortunes Not Made in Protected Industries
An editorial critique argues against the claim that tariff protection created vast fortunes. It lists ten wealthiest Americans William Astor Gould Rockefeller Vanderbilt Huntington and others, noting their wealth came from unprotected sectors like real estate and railroads. It cites railroads and telegraphs as drivers of wealth from national development, not tariff protection.
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United States
William Waldorf Astor
Jay Gould
John Dockefeller
Cornelius Vandervilt
William K. Vanderbilt
Henry M. Wingler
Ofl
John J. Ulatt
Russell Bago
Collin P. Tuntington
William Rockefeller
Freight rates fall under protection show lake transport gains
A report by Abler Brock of the Bureau of Statistics compares lake freight rates over years. From 1900 to 1967 rates for corn, coal and iron ore fell dramatically while routes from Buffalo to Chicago Duluth and Lake Erie carried goods at lower costs, reflecting improved navigation and protection.
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Abler Brock
Bureau of Statistic
Chicago
Buffalo
Duffalo ‘Duluts
Superior
Luffalo
Duluth
Lake Erie
Fecansba
World’s Workshop Bow and the Ivory Trade Debate
In England described as the workshop of the world a Connecticut community relies on ivory manufacturing. Questions arise about raw material sources and where finished goods are shipped, examining Cobden’s protectionist philosophy and its limitations on domestic industry and trade.
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England
Connecticut
Cobden
Fragmentary Notes on Tariff Reform and Wages
A fragmented excerpt discusses tariff reform and its impact on workers wages, noting skepticism about immediate wage gains. The text references ongoing political debate and mentions figures linked to historical discussions about economic policy.
Protection and Prosperity in the Protective Era
A collection of 19th century remarks on protectionism argues that it fosters wages and consumer goods while distributing wealth. Quotes from Milliken Atkinson Deschanel and Blaine compare labor conditions in America and Europe.
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Castle Garden
Ltt
Congressman Milliken
Adward Atkinson
France
Europe
America
Paul Deschanel
Ghamber of Deputies
United States
Saulage
Dames G. Blaine
How Protection Lowers Prices
Congressman Dingley explains that tariffs allow woolen mills to operate fully, cutting per unit costs. He cites past shutdowns in 1808 and revived production in 1907 to show machinery use, capital investment, and labor-saving devices lower costs. The result is cheaper goods and higher market demand.
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Taaid Tolim
Ilewil
Hennewered
Ceuta
Rade
Momey
Dingley
McKinley Tarik DIL Repeal Hinted In Local Debates
Fragmentary notes discuss potential repeal of a local measure related to McKinley Tarik DIL and forthcoming elections. References to Beltioh frontliers and objections surface as public sentiment appears split.
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London Enginering
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