tariff talk and economic doom in a New England argument
A long critique asserts tariffs are taxes on all citizens, not consumers alone, and argues that protection raises prices only until domestic production expands. It mocks free traders and cites lumber, wool, cotton, and steel cases to prove duties are offset by domestic output and foreign price adjustment.
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