Old Free Trade Debate Prompts Farm Labor Policy View
The article argues against the Go to the Farm policy as proposed by railroad figure Stickney and backed by Kolb, claiming it would devastate manufacturing, reduce wages, and push workers to farming. It cites historical criticisms of low tariff and free trade, urging protection to sustain both farming and industry, with references to Clay, Benton, Buchanan, and Blaine. It also notes a Jasper County agricultural society meeting and local notices.
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Piron
John
I. F. Kolb
Alabama
Iowa
Stickney
Can, Kolb
Henry Clay
James Blaine
Clay
la Benton
New York
van Buren
Congress
Young
Kentucky
Buchanan
Calhoun
Kolb
Benton
Blaine
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Forron Bacon
Mont
Ohio
Cleveland
Republ
Finance
John Sherman
Col. Henderson
Jasper County
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