Wilson Says Democrats Emancipated America On Trial
President Wilson's Indianapolis address asserts the Democratic party has emancipated America yet remains on trial. He insists the party must maintain unity, push progressive reforms, and continue aiding business, labor, and public institutions while opposing Republican obstruction. He praises Jacksonian ideals and urges independents to join the Democratic cause.
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Jackson Urged Tariff to Aid Nation’s Independence
In inaugural and second annual messages, Andrew Jackson argues for tariffs that protect agriculture, commerce, and manufactures. He advocates favorable treatment for products essential to national independence and defense, with revenue duties while promoting key domestic industries to compete with foreign labor.
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