Iron price rise and duties threaten American iron leverage
An analysis notes a European surge in iron demand driven by housing and railway construction. It cites Liverpool building, new ships, and expanded railways, predicting a global supply squeeze. The piece urges maintaining low duties to keep iron affordable for U S industry as mass production expands.
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Artigang
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Great Britain
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Democratic Territorial Convention to Choose Wisconsin Delegate
The Democratic Territorial Convention will meet at the Capitol in Madison on June 25 to select a candidate for Delegate to Congress. Delegates are apportioned by county with Milwaukee and others listed. counties urged to organize and appoint delegates promptly. J. G. Knapp and committee note full county representation is hoped for.
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Wiushington
Land, Grant
Rock
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Racine
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Brown
Crawford
Chip- Winnebago
Pewa
St. Croix
Marquette
Ta Pointe
Sheboygan
Dine
Marnitawawoc
Maul
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Fond du Lac
Henry Dodge
General Dodge
Tyler
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Rand
Mila Auer
J. A. You den
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A. ©. Dover
Iowa
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Democratic Tariff 48 and the equal price claim debate
The piece argues that a democratic tariff would raise or lower nominal prices across all industries only via currency expansion or contraction, which is not an intended tariff action. It questions whether tariffs can boost all sectors without harming any and whether they increase production efficiency or labor needs.
The tariff question and its supposed effects on industry
The author argues tariffs fail to protect home industry without taxing all occupations equally, noting that tariffs raise prices on imported goods while pushing costs onto domestic consumers, and that benefits to some industries come at the expense of others. The piece ends warning that true protection cannot be achieved without broad, mutual sacrifices and questions the revenue value of such duties.
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Democratic Party
United States
Europe
Union
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