Senator Allison's Spirit Lake Address on State Policy
Senator Allison speaks at Spirit Lake on Sept 9 urging Republicans to vote for party principles and candidates. He argues national issues affect Iowa, warns against Democratic control altering apportionment and electoral strategies, and defends appropriations of the Fiftieth Congress while defending currency and tariff debates.
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Senator Allison
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Congress
Iowa
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United States
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House of Representatives
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Debates on Appropriations and Currency in the Fifty-First Congress
A lengthy discussion analyzes increases in pensions postal service navy rivers and harbor works and Indian service along with fortifications soldiers homes and agricultural programs. It contrasts Republican and Democratic positions on currency policy silver coinage and the impact on prices wages and national finance.
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Tariff Debate Highlights Protective Policy And Farmers
In a vigorous exchange, advocates defend tariffs to protect domestic industry and provide steady farm markets, while opponents push for free trade. Governors and economists cite price effects on corn, salt, coffee, and sugar, arguing duties shift costs to consumers or producers depending on production capacity and abroad demand.
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