A Texas address on taxation rights and state power
The speaker denounces federal taxes on travel and borrowing, defends income tax, and laments high levies as a threat to prosperity. He argues for state rights, opposes federal prohibition, and predicts battles over woman suffrage and federal voting laws, advocating strong adherence to states' sovereignty.
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Texas
United States
Congress
Wapton
Germany
James Buchanan
Grover Cleveland
Buchanan
Cleveland
McAdoo
the Treasury
Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Party
Great Britain
Philadelphia
George Mason
Edmund Randolph
Holbridge Gerry
Joseph C. Cabell
New Hampshire
House of Representatives
Wilson
New Jersey
Man Vanneth
Sheppard
Malcolm H. Patterson
Tennessee
Patterson
Prohibitios
Ana
Court of Last Resort
Republican Party
America
R. M. Johnston
Wyteenth
South
Masechusetts
Cooke County
Woodbine
Massachusetts
Legislature of