Fisher on protective tariff arguing for domestic industry
Clermont speaker cites European trade flow, arguing that without tariffs US workers lose jobs as capitalists in Europe control markets. He asserts tariffs raise prices for imported dyes and goods, boost home manufacturing and farming, and prevent dependency on British imitations, urging protection to restore balance of trade.
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Ward on tariff policy and national prosperity debate
A speaker argues that hoarded money in the United States fails to circulate and harms the nation. He condemns tariff repeal efforts, defends protective policy, warns against British influence, and urges manufacturing growth to create a home market. He cites 1840 cotton exports and calls for decisive American industry to avoid dependence.
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Disastrous Flood In Red River Reported From Texas Arkansas
A Washington Ark Tele gram account describes an extraordinary Red River flood covering bottomlands with water. Fort Townson saw a fifteen foot rise. Jonesborough Rowland and Berlin in Texas inundated with houses washed away and many drowned. Rescue efforts by the steamer Magnier saved seventy five to a hundred, while six Indian families near Jonesborough are reported lost and over a hundred lives may be gone between Fulton and Jonesborough. Property losses are vast as the river continues to rise slowly.
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End of world fears debated by Reverend Thomas and Miller
The Express notes Reverend Abel Thomas’s New York lectures challenging Mr. Miller's prophecy dates. Thomas disputes Miller’s rule for counting years as days and recalculates Nebuchadnezzar’s punishment, arguing end times shift to 1817. The piece also mentions Duke of Wellington’s long rides and a wealthy headboard adapting to changing fortunes.
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