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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1880

Page

6

Tariff Debates Stir New Albany Workers in 1880 Letter

A New Albany note urges support for Porter and Garfield over Wood tariff plans. The writer warns of a proposed bill that would slash glass and textile duties, risking factory closures and job losses. He cites votes and the 1866 collapse of glass and steel in nearby cities, urging workers to back a protective tariff.

Tariff debate echoes in Yonkers speech on protection

W F Cocheran, a Yonkers manufacturer, argues for tariff protection to shield labor and industry, contrasting protectionist views with free trade and warning Democrats about wage cuts. Garfield and Arthur urged as a remedy. He recounts a Democratic interlocutor endorsing low wages and free trade. He cites risks of factory closures and mass emigration if protection ends.

W. F. Cocheran Yonkers N.Y Cincinnati New York Great Democratic Party Europe England Ireland Scotland Italy Garfield Arthur Hencock Republican Party Cleveland Arthur Batallion Herman W. Granvis Gen Rip van Winkle Toman Faust

British money and Cobden Club influence in American tariff politics

Hon. D. Kelley argues the Democratic party serves British manufacturing interests. He cites Cobden Club pamphlets funded by British money and distributed in the Western States to push for free trade. He condemns agents and pledges to defend American labor and wages amid a railroad collision report from Columbus, Georgia.

Wam D. Kelley Pennsylvania Bailey Potger Chile Umir Chen Friends of Free Trade New York Chicago Cobden Club Potter Democratic Party Augustus Mongredien Western Farmer of America America Ak Farve Eam John Jones Tom Sneaks

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