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Congress
Shocco Springs
United States
Presidential responses from Indiana Democratic Convention leaders
The Indiana State Sentinel prints letters from Calhoun Johnson Cavs Buchanan and Van Buren replying to questions from the state Democratic Convention. They address prominent political topics of the day in concise statements reflecting their positions and viewpoints.
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Indiana State Sentinel
Messrs
Calhoun
Johnson
Cavs
Buchanan
van Buren
Reply of Mr Van Buren on Public Expenditure and Tariff
Van Buren argues for fiscal restraint and warns against a national bank revival. He critiques land sales distributions, favors a revenue tariff around 20 25 percent, and outlines how duties affect farmers, merchants, and labor. He asserts government must distribute burdens fairly and protect domestic industry while avoiding oppression of any region.
Tariff debate favors incidental revenue protection strategy
The speaker argues that Congress should limit tariffs to incidental protection derived from revenue measures, warning that broad protection harms other interests. He notes manufacturers fear elevated duties and calls for a gradual shift away from protection, hoping for a widely accepted revenue tariff approach amid growing opposition to direct taxation.
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Congress
Poverty in New York Alms Applications Report
A New York paper notes that from January 1 to April 1 the number of alms applicants reached 8,985 at the Commissioners office. These families averaged four and a half dependents, totaling 40,432 people seeking public charity.
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New York
Commissioners’ Office
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