Debates on Protective Tariff in Grange Herald Era
A letter exchange from 1843 between F S Bronson and Henry Clay discusses Whig tariff policy, favoring protective duties balanced with revenue needs. Clay asserts parallel views across states and cites 1828 precedent, while Bronson seeks clear positions on amendments and levee proposals amid Grange activity in La Grange Georgia and Ashland Kentucky.
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Kalamazoo Whig meeting backs Williams and Pierce pledge
A Kalamazoo County Whig gathering at the Court-House on October 19 endorses Joseph R. Williams for Congress and Zina Pitcher with Ames B. Larne for governor and lieutenant governor. Resolutions urge tariff for revenue, sound currency, and equitable distribution of public lands, while praising leaders and denouncing opposition rhetoric.
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Political Abolitionism and Tariff Debate in Rochester
A Rochester notice discusses the third party abolitionists, condemning their political form and urging Sabbath observance. It reports Daniel D. Barnard on manufacturing value, praises Whig gains in Tennessee and other states, and highlights Pennsylvania election results and tariff questions in a Trumped up era.
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Illinois loan reported by Hibernia to Boston
The Illinois Commissioners have secured a loan of £1,200,000 in London, pending a report by appointees to determine the funds needed to complete the works. If sufficient, the money will be advanced immediately. Separate editorials critique Democratic unity and warn that internal feuds threaten the party's 1844 prospects.
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Brass Kettles Price Dispute Across Duties
The Journal of Commerce faces a dilemma over Brass Kettles Loaf Sugar and Linseed Oil arguing English prices plus duty raise costs in the US. Two industry sources say English brass kettles cost 135 shillings per hundredweight, yielding a high duty adjusted price but American kettles sell at 95 cents per pound, lower due to absence of duty, challenging protected imports and highlighting trade tensions.
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