Regulation of stock yards and sugar tariff debate in 1890s period
New England tobacco growers claim crop value rose from 1.4 million in 1889 to 6 million in 1892 under protection. Reciproc ity saved 130 million for sugar importers and expanded trade by 108 million. Legislature adjourns sine die after six day session. several sugar beet bounty bills shelved. Commentary criticizes McKinley tariff, Hawaii annexation discussion, and Ireland home rule limits. District court cites Cedar county v. Jenal. Subscriptions and pay up poems noted.
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Fines of this government are the best provided for
A quoted critique complains that government fines are the best provision for a class of people who receive federal support, clothing, and idle freedom yet show no appreciation for kindness and disdain the care they receive.
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