First and Last Visit to the Dram Shop Told Here
A New York Sun narrative recounts Timothy Truesdell a hard drinking craftsman whose wife Mary endures poverty and scorn until she leads a dramatic intervention at a dram shop that ends with her husband’s abstinence and a return of work and family stability. The tale is followed by satirical verses about Isaac Crabb and a lengthy discussion of copper mining prospects Lake Superior Cornwall comparisons and ore yields with emphasis on potential price effects.
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Timothy Truesdell
New York
Gotham
Lenart
Mt. Sinai
Vesuvius
Tim
Truesdell
Mary
Tith
Crabbe
Crabb
Furn
Isaac Crabb
Harrison
Hin
Senate
New York Transcript
Gond
Seqie
Taadim
Dulcinen
Buffalo
Lake Superior
Houghton
State of
Michigan
Syithin
Canada
Cornwall
England
Cowportova
Bestins-Saccer
Saxony
Hungary, &c
Mich
Lake Supenor
Tariff Debate Highlights American Agriculture vs Foreign Trade
In the House debate from March 14, 1846, Mr. Stewart argues for protecting domestic agriculture and home markets against British imports. He contends Britain benefits from American agricultural products, questions free trade advocates, and warns that reducing duties on wool and iron would damage American farmers and the home market. He cites Walker’s report figures on imports, prices, and the balance of trade to emphasize the need for a protective tariff and wary stance toward European competition.
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Thad
Mr. S
Virginia
Europe
Great Britain
Mr. Bayly
Stewart
Otyn
Walker
Committee of Ways and Means
Caiil
England
Lron
Massachusetts
Great ‘Britain
Leake
Bngland
North
Ingland
Treasury
Mr.s
West
Bayly
Lord Ashburton
House of Lords
Canada
United States
United State
Britain
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Te Aine Daily News
Ruth
Ius
Lule Eehildsen
The
New York Sun
Havn
Mr. A. Stewart
Penn
House of Representatives