...the internal improvement system and a high protective tariff." Daniel Webster, in 1833, said,— " The protection of American labor against the injurious...productions, is known historically to have been one end detuned to be obtained by establishing the Constitution; and this object, and the constitutional power...

...protection to manufactures still more than of taxation tor revenue." Daniel Webster, in 1833, said : " The protection of American labor against the injurious competition of foreign labor, so tar, at least, an respects general handicraft productions, is known his-, torically to have been one...

...Injurious competition of foreign labor, so for, at least, as respects general handicraft productions, 1« known historically to have been one end designed to...constitutional power to accomplish it, ought never to be surrendered or compromised in any degree. Abraham Lincoln, in 1882, said : I am favor of the...

...specific power of regulating commerce." And Webster, in 1833, "The protection of American labor against injurious competition of foreign labor, so far, at...to be obtained by establishing the Constitution." Says Tucker, in his History of the United States, " Merchants and ship-owners confidently expected...

...respects general handicraft productions, is jiown historically to have been one end designed to -• <ti obtained by establishing the Constitution; and 'this...constitutional power to accomplish it, ought never to be surrendered or compromised in any degree." General Qarfield, in House of Representatives, June,...

...whole society ; and no system is wise or just which does not afford this stimulus, as far as it may. The protection of American labor against the injurious...never in any degree to be surrendered or compromised. Our political institutions, gentlemen, place power in the hands of all the people ; and to make the...

...1833, said,— " The protection of American labor against the injurious competition of foreign tabor, so far, at least, as respects general handicraft productions,...constitutional power to accomplish it, ought never to be surrendered or compromised in any degree." ^-Bufus Choate, in the United States Senate, March...

...4314 Daniel Webster : Speech, United States Senate, March 3, 1840. On General Effects of Protection. The protection of American labor against the injurious...never in any degree to be surrendered or compromised. 4315 Daniel Webster: Speech, June, 1833. Reception at Hitffuh. When labor is employed, labor can consume;...

...whole society ; and no system is wise or just which does not afford this stimulus, as far as it may. The protection of American labor against the injurious...known historically to have been one end designed to be obl tained by establishing the Constitution ; and this object, and the constitutional power to accomplish...

...principle of protection? Daniel Webster, in his speech at Buflalo, in June, 1833, among other things, said: The protection of American labor against the injurious competition of foreign labor so far as respects general handicraft production is known historically to bave been one end designed to be...