The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... favor it , and actually declined her advances ! Who can doubt that his course in this matter was influenced by a desire to let public sentiment act upon the question ? His subsequent course furnishes the answer and the proof . Sir , I ...
... favor it , and actually declined her advances ! Who can doubt that his course in this matter was influenced by a desire to let public sentiment act upon the question ? His subsequent course furnishes the answer and the proof . Sir , I ...
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... favor of the tariff of 1842 , believing it to be , upon every proper principle , a tariff for revenue ; securing at the same time a fair protection to home industry . Her entire delegation here upon this floor , with perhaps one ...
... favor of the tariff of 1842 , believing it to be , upon every proper principle , a tariff for revenue ; securing at the same time a fair protection to home industry . Her entire delegation here upon this floor , with perhaps one ...
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... favor of manufactures , and against agriculture , by imposing many higher duties upon the manufactured fabric than upon the agricultural product out of which it is made . It discrimi- nates in favor of the manufacturer , and against the ...
... favor of manufactures , and against agriculture , by imposing many higher duties upon the manufactured fabric than upon the agricultural product out of which it is made . It discrimi- nates in favor of the manufacturer , and against the ...
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