Debates in CongressGales & Seaton, 1828 - United States |
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Page 1989
... foreign power." This act, which, in express terms, prohibited foreign ers from all participation in that trade, had no practical effect ; because the former discriminating duties had proved to be completely prohibitory. Whilst the ...
... foreign power." This act, which, in express terms, prohibited foreign ers from all participation in that trade, had no practical effect ; because the former discriminating duties had proved to be completely prohibitory. Whilst the ...
Page 1993
... foreign competition. We do not ask such prohibitory duties upon foreign iron, flax, or hemp. We demand but a moderate increase; and yet the fisheries, which are protected by prohibitory duties, meet us, and deny to us, this rea •enable ...
... foreign competition. We do not ask such prohibitory duties upon foreign iron, flax, or hemp. We demand but a moderate increase; and yet the fisheries, which are protected by prohibitory duties, meet us, and deny to us, this rea •enable ...
Page 2013
... foreign trade, and nearly the same amount of tonnage employed in the coasting trade. Whatever employment we have in the foreign trade, under our present regulations, we obtain by underbidding, and carrying cheaper than any commercial ...
... foreign trade, and nearly the same amount of tonnage employed in the coasting trade. Whatever employment we have in the foreign trade, under our present regulations, we obtain by underbidding, and carrying cheaper than any commercial ...
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