Protections that cheapen prices and sustain domestic industry
A Victorian era discussion argues that tariffs safeguard markets and keep wages high by supporting a thriving domestic industry. It explains how a woolen mill would fail without protection, ensuring employment, lower product costs for consumers, and broader tax support.
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Kansas Losses Prompt Debate on Territorial Laws
The Kansas paper notes a population drain to Oklahoma and criticizes Congress for applying Nebraska laws to the territory. It mentions Congressman Perkins opposing Kansas law adoption due to prohibition statutes, and cites related political arguments.
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Perkins
Garden City
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