Protective System Debate in Senate Seeks National Unity
In a February 1844 tariff speech Senator Bates argues for protective duties to shield American labor from foreign competition. He condemns free trade as a fallacy, warns of job losses, and urges high wage, homegrown industry with strong schools and roads. He criticizes Southern opposition and stresses constitutional power to tax for national welfare.
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Isaac C. Bates
Senate of the
United States
Wade
Alcoran
Maiid
South Carolina
Congress
Evans
Austineron
Ice
Indy
Moraia
South
Sanate
Atlantic
Betty
Bette
Europe
India
Asia
Jacob
North
England
Mesos
Senate
Morta
Beto
Lake Micarcan
Kalamazoo River
Chicago Express
Kalamazoo
McHarry
Margaret Hela
Rutter
J. R. Kellogg
Allegan
Mich
Henry Loomis
Chicago
el Jupoe Elitey
Tais Wes
Alicon
New Orleans
Washington's Farewell to His Army 1589 Retired Marvels
In a late 18th century reminiscence the piece recalls Washington's farewell to the army, noting poverty and neglect among officers after the Revolution. It contrasts Washington's humane retirement with Napoleon's egotistical ascent, praising Washington's justice, benevolence, and devotion to public good.
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Washington
Soretet
Baron Steuben
Newbury
Cochran
New Hampshire
Newburg
Congress
New York
Baron
Rocky Hill
Annapolis
Maryland
N. York
Francis
Adoe
Pearl Street
White Ried
Powell Hook
Knox
Green Steuhen
Gates
Qliton
Quebec
Deabes
Mercer
Prineston
Laurens
Yorktown
Carolina
Leo
Putnam
I . Washington
Atec
Gan
Trenton
White Hall
White Holl
Napoleon
Fontainblue
Visit to Ashland by Editor from American Agriculturist
A. B. Allen, editor of the American Agriculturist, describes his spring 1842 tour of agricultural observation including a visit to Ashland, home of Hon. Henne Cray near Lexington. He notes Ashland as a beautiful seat with a grand plantation, approached via a macadam road, and mentions Mr. Clay and Mr. Pindell from Lexington guiding him through the grounds and Ashland’s landscape. The account emphasizes Ashland’s stately grounds, gate, and surrounding woodland park.
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Ashland
A. B. Allen
American Agriculturist
AsmLann
Henne Cray
America
Lexington
Clay
Pindell
Lexingt
Avision Fane
Pindie