Webster Speech Links Commerce to National Prosperity
In a Baltimore speech, Mr. Webster argues that agriculture, manufacturing, and commerce must be mutually supportive. He advocates targeted, precise treaties over broad reciprocity, supports internal improvements, and warns against shifting to general free trade. He also critiques reciprocity treaties and discusses U.S. and English tariff relations andBrazilian trade dynamics.
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