President Harrison on Reciprocity and Protection Speech 1892
President Harrison outlines the Republican view on national currency ocean commerce and reciprocity. He defends McKinley tariff, warns against Democratic repeal, praises overseas trade gains, and urges nonpartisan election reform and continued support for public schools. He cites benefits to farmers, workers, and industry.
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