A Dictionary of American Politics: Comprising Accounts of Political Parties, Measures and MenA.L. Burt, 1892 - 556 sider |
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... tariff and of internal improvements in the second ; and of the power of the Federal Government to control slavery outside of the States , and subsequently of eman- cipation and of reconstruction , in the third . But the Democratic ...
... tariff and of internal improvements in the second ; and of the power of the Federal Government to control slavery outside of the States , and subsequently of eman- cipation and of reconstruction , in the third . But the Democratic ...
Side 146
... as if they had cost that sum . Such duties were first levied in 1816 , and the principle is still retained , though no wide application is made of it in the present tariff . Compound duties are a 146 DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN POLITICS .
... as if they had cost that sum . Such duties were first levied in 1816 , and the principle is still retained , though no wide application is made of it in the present tariff . Compound duties are a 146 DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN POLITICS .
Side 147
... tariff . Compound duties are a mixture of specific and ad valorem duties and are applied to manufactured articles , the raw materials of which are dutiable . The specific part of the duty is intended to equal the rate that would have ...
... tariff . Compound duties are a mixture of specific and ad valorem duties and are applied to manufactured articles , the raw materials of which are dutiable . The specific part of the duty is intended to equal the rate that would have ...
Side 164
... tariff slightly protective , and the financial difficulties raised by the war led to the establishment of a national bank in 1816. Thus the party had been forced into a position closely resembling that of its former antagonists . These ...
... tariff slightly protective , and the financial difficulties raised by the war led to the establishment of a national bank in 1816. Thus the party had been forced into a position closely resembling that of its former antagonists . These ...
Side 167
... tariff for revenue only , " but a strong minority favors protection , and its platform has at- tempted to meet the views of both wings ; the Presi- dent's message to the Fiftieth Congress , dealing as it did , exclusively with the tariff ...
... tariff for revenue only , " but a strong minority favors protection , and its platform has at- tempted to meet the views of both wings ; the Presi- dent's message to the Fiftieth Congress , dealing as it did , exclusively with the tariff ...
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