Not A Cheap Country A Vital Fact Of American Civilization
Li Hung Chang argues labor costs reflect American exclusion of cheap labor, marking a gulf between oriental views and republican ideals. He criticizes the Geary Act, warns against cheap money, and praises universal assimilation while asserting high wages sustain prosperity and national strength.
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Farmers urged to fence wisely during McKinley Bryan clash
The note argues whether Bryan or McKinley wins, life and money will stay similar. It promotes fencing by F. W. Hall with a 16 percent discount off 1896 prices until after the election. Machines also cut from 40 to 30 dollars, urging farmers to buy and build fencing at actual wire cost.
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