La vita di Benjamin Harrison e Levi P Morton . cted la Unionupon base di anmesty generale e virilità sufirage. TheRepublican statisti, dopo un lungo esame, deciso, e il partito repubblicano. 35 saggiamente deciso come sarà la storia a riconoscere che essa non è stata prac-ticable o semplicemente per ripristinare crovernment civile nella separazione stateswithout dando alla gara di colore esatto e civile politicalequality con la razza bianca. Il partito democratico offeredthe più aspra contrapposizione ad ogni misura destinata a secureequality davanti alla legge per la gara di colore. Non un singleDemocratic voto era dare

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The lives of Benjamin Harrison and Levi P Morton . cted the Unionupon the basis of general anmesty and manhood sufirage. TheRepublican statesmen, after long deliberation, decided, and THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. 35 decided wisely as history will recognize, that it was not prac-ticable or just to restore civil crovernment in the seceding stateswithout giving to the colored race exact civil and politicalequality with the white race. The Democratic party offeredthe most bitter opposition to every measure designed to secureequality before the law to the colored race. Not a singleDemocratic vote was given in either house of Congress infavor of the submission to the states of the fifteenth amend-ment of the Constitution, and that amendment received scarcelya Democratic vote in the state legislatures throughout the Union.Later on we shall consider the present relations of thecolored race to our politics in connection with the subject offree and fair elections in certain states ; but we turn now tothe subject which is uppermost in tlie public mind.. -=^--—.r^^:^^^-^^ Chapter II. THE TARIFF. REVIEW OF THE TARIFF CONTROVERSY— THE qUESTION STATED BY MR. BLAINE INJURIOUS EFFECTS OF TARIFF REDUCTIONS TARIFF OF 1857 — PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE AS A POLITICALISSUE IN THE UNITED STATES — TARIFF OF 1883 — PRESIDENTCLEVELANDS MESSAGE — THE RAW MATERIALS C^ESTION— THEDOCTRINE OF PROTECTION. By common consent the presidentiiil election of iSSS in-volves a decision of the issue of whether the duties levied bythe general government upon imports from foreign countriesshall be imposed for the purpose of fostering American indus-tries and protecting them against the competition in the mar-kets of the United States of the products of foreign countrieswhere the cost of production is less than in America. A suc-cinct presentment of the tarifl issue cannot be so easily andeffectively made as by copious extracts from the discussion ofit by Mr. Blaine, recognized by his political opponent

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1880
• booksubjectrepubli
• bookyear1888