An Open Letter to Hon Wilbur F Sanders From Thomas H Carter
An Open Letter to Hon Wilbur F Sanders From Thomas H Carter
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The speech was addressed to the temporary measure presented by the Ways and Means Committee of the House to revise the tariff so as to provide more revenue for the Government at the time. I objected to that measure because it assumed to deal with the wool industry of our State in a tentative and unsatisfactory manner. I think the course of events has justified my opposition to that bill. If it had been passed, the wool schedules of the Dingley bill as now on the statute-books would never have b...een acceded to. I then called upon the Republican party to be honest on the money question. I did not in that speech advocate the free and unlimited coinage of silver, but I did insist that at its approaching convention the Republican party should cease to equivocate upon that question of vital interest to the country and to our section particularly. As you will recall, the party platform had been interpreted in one sense in the West and in another sense in the East. For many years the party had equivocated, and, as I believed, dealt doubly with the people on that question.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The speech was addressed to the temporary measure presented by the Ways and Means Committee of the House to revise the tariff so as to provide more revenue for the Government at the time. I objected to that measure because it assumed to deal with the wool industry of our State in a tentative and unsatisfactory manner. I think the course of events has justified my opposition to that bill. If it had been passed, the wool schedules of the Dingley bill as now on the statute-books would never have b...een acceded to. I then called upon the Republican party to be honest on the money question. I did not in that speech advocate the free and unlimited coinage of silver, but I did insist that at its approaching convention the Republican party should cease to equivocate upon that question of vital interest to the country and to our section particularly. As you will recall, the party platform had been interpreted in one sense in the West and in another sense in the East. For many years the party had equivocated, and, as I believed, dealt doubly with the people on that question.
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