Protection The Policy of the Fathers speech on tariff reform
Senator Gallinger denounces tariff for revenue only as dangerous to industry in the North and South. He cites Washington, Jefferson, Madison, and Jackson as protectionists and argues for sustained duties to defend American manufacturing and shipbuilding, warning of harm to New England and the broader economy.
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