Cobden Club and Free Trade in the West in 1880s
A fragmentary historical note describes the Cobden Club under Joseph Pulitzer’s influence promoting free trade to Western farmers. It references Professor Mongredien and editorials from the New York World, with quotes from the Times and World about the trade crusade and reformist currents in 1880.
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Jozeph Pulitzer
Poillionaire
New York World
Cobden Club
Pulitzer
Park Row
Cobsden Club
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
Henry Cloy
Horace Groeeley
Mongredion
Vrade
London Times
New-York
2Imea
Sucanss
Augustus Mongredien
United States
Fras Trady
Times
Jong
Malcontents Story Reflects Polk Dallas Victory Mood
A lengthy excerpt marks an era of Democratic victory under Polk and Dallas, detailing labor distress, factory conditions, and fears of free trade. It portrays unemployed workers, distressed towns, and the political fatigue amid tariff repeal debates and economic strain. The narrative juxtaposes factory life with political rhetoric and social unrest in a divided nation.
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William McKingey
Polk and Dallas
Jamea'k. Pott
Mireti
Fis'ory
Agene
Polk
Dallas
Si Salenty
Georges M. Dailua
Congress
United States
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