Polk and Dallas rally amid Democratic fire over tariff
A lengthy blaze of campaign prose extols James K. Polk and George Dallas as champions of the people against Whig protectionism. The piece attacks the United States Bank, defends farm interests, and urges a Democratic triumph, citing Tennessee lineage, tariff reform, and labor disputes alongside calls to unite under a Polk ticket.
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