Humphrey's Lincoln Day Speech Attacks Free Trade Policy
Congressman William E. Humphrey of Washington denounces free trade in a Lincoln Day address at Indianapolis. He argues tariffs protect farmers, cites import figures on cattle, corn, wheat, and oats, and accuses Democrats of hypocrisy over the cost of living while praising a Republican tariff approach and Panama Canal policy.
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