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Free Sugar Bounties to Encourage Cultivation and Trade
Speech by M. James Ydonnell delivered in the U S House on May 7 1890 advocates sugar be grown at home via a two cent per pound bounty for sugar produced from cane beet or sorghum to reduce dependence on imports. He cites world production 1880 1890 and urges tax relief and domestic cultivation highlighting beets sorghum and Brazil France Germany Austria and Russia as models. He links broader industrial growth including tin plates binding twine and hides to tariff policy and asserts public support for a national program to develop sugar and related farms.
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