Typical American Grover Cleveland praised in editorial
The piece lauds Grover Cleveland as a typical American leader, highlighting his early career as a Buffalo lawyer and mayor, and praising his public service and stance on tariff policy amid debates on protection and revenue. It frames the debate around tariffs, wages, and industrial protection, noting editorials from Sioux City Journal and local papers.
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Debating Tariffs and Protection in 19th Century Press
A Chicago Tribune opinion contends free traders miscast protection as harmful, citing tariff levels near 47 percent and wage comparisons with Britain. It compares pig iron and nails prices from 1847–1860 to 1878–1891, arguing protection kept prices higher yet steadier, and notes alleged disproportions in wage effects.
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Democratic doctrine on labor and law in Republican papers
An essay argues that employers may hire and fire freely under law but that Democratic principles now urge state support for factories and higher wages. It claims Republican papers misuse laws, urging a return to Democratic labor enforcement and fair treatment of workers amid shifting conditions and corporate power.
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Campaign era tensions and Homestead unrest unfold
The 1833 campaign sees GOP attacks on Cleveland supporters and fear tactics over free trade. A congressional visit to Homestead probes Carnegie mill labor strife as Gen Snowden directs Pennsylvania militia actions, while a photo controversy and local rallies reflect tense industrial labor and political lines.
Hall the Weekly Papers in Thy State
A fragment suggests weekly papers exist only through a moral run of mortgage schemes and land deals. The writer warns they will be weary when the tide goes out.
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