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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1892

Page

6

Tariff Critique on Wages and Prices in Manufactures

A historical critique argues that high tariffs intended to raise wages also sharply raise the cost of most manufactured goods. The worker, paid by the employer, must then spend his earnings on necessities priced by tariff protections, effectively transferring his hard-earned wages into higher prices for his family.

Foreign tariff talk and wage debate in Madison

In Madison Indiana our editor surveys tariffs and labor wages. He notes Tennessee politics and mentions pension matters, Speaker comments, and reactions to the People's party. He recalls 1846 free trade and compares wage levels in England and Germany, arguing wages depend on demand and opportunities.

Free Trade England Germany

Alabama Leaders Call For Calm Amid Governorship Dispute

The Alabama political scene moves toward peace as Governor Jones urges lawmakers to wait for a supreme tribunal in the dispute over the Governorship. He accepts a legislative inquiry and vows to face a formal trial, calling for an end to fraud charges while stressing the money market’s impact on workers.

Alabama Kolb Democratic Party Jones Age-Herald Supreme Tribunal

Cleveland Pension Record Praises Empire Support and Reform

A public notice extols President Cleveland for reforming the pension system, boosting the rolls to honor veterans. It cites comparisons of three year periods under Republican and Democratic administrations, noting higher costs and more soldiers benefiting under Cleveland and arguing against claims of anti veteran policy.

Toall Cleveland Congress Luther H. McKinney New Hampshire Jeux Dewitt Warner Democratic Party Commissioner of Pensions Arthur Democratic Pension Bureau Black Sai Dudley Republian Bhick LSST TSE Xlummers Lincoln Grant Hayes Clevelind Ewes Deebee Wees Tse

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