Democratic Attack on Tariffs and Labor Wages Debate
The piece argues against Republican tariff policy defending Mr Carnegie’s protected steel works, claiming wage cuts and Pinkerton violence amid protests. It praises Democrat leadership with F. M. Simmons as chair and E. C. Smith’s steady tenure, noting North Carolina party strength and a Louisburg warning about a force bill and public decency.
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Object Lesson of Protection in Homestead Tariff Debate
A Baltimore Sun critique argues the McKinley tariff fails to justify wage cuts in steel, citing low raw material prices and high duties. It labels tariff protections a faulty remedy and highlights labor disputes amid Carnegie steel, with a broader look at British Liberal gains and constitutional questions on a President and Vice-President from the same state.
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