Tariff debate defends protection of domestic industry
A lengthy policy discussion argues that the protective tariff benefits the nation by supporting American labor, manufacturers, and consumers. It rejects the idea of singling out each item for deliberation and emphasizes unity of interests, constitutional precedent, and the need to balance revenue with protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Mountains
Alleghany
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Henes
United States
Maine
Bennealvania
Congress
Howard
Alo
Hfe
Phew
Mpa
Union
New Orleans
Plat
Friends of
Committee
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Bills on licenses fences and legal procedures read first time
The joint committee reports bills granting licenses regulating taverns and groceries and bills on estray animals and watercraft capture were read first. Other measures include actions limiting litigation time and enclosing laws, with several bills read or engrossed for third reading. Friday's session saw multiple bills read third time and passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockwood
Venice
Jouron
Cochren
Mason
Willey
Senate
Howell
Supreme Court
Courts of Common Pleas
Wale
Upad
Mr. Lockwood
Isaac J. Dumond
Barney van Wagge Ier
Seneca County
Messrs. Lockwood and
Olle
Olds
Pickaway County
Fayette
Miamiesburgh Bridge Company
Cohonbus Female Academy
Jefferson
Harrison County
Springfield
Jefferson County
Ven‘ice
Luton
Portsmouth
Brooklyn
Cuyhaoga
Historical Society of
Ohio
Augustine
Joint Committee of Revision
House
Tlouse
Bache
Miller
Olin
Sime Commer
Esche
Thornlill
Stoldard
Lal
Steubenvil
Zanesville
Cambridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Onis
Bucyrus
Crawford
New Haven
Mure
Miami
Sandusky
Wie I
Lrtigans
Huron
Midlin
Carpenter and
Rockwood
Blackburn