Tariff Reform Debate and Democratic Critique in 1894 Speech
A long critique of tariff reform and protectionism argues that Democratic leaders used protective duties to gain state support while harming broader industry. The piece condemns patronage, favors for special interests, and calls for gold and silver monetary balance, highlighting economic data from 1890s policy shifts and reactions to tariff bills. It references figures like Cleveland and MacVeagh and discusses national debt, wages, and trade.
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