Word: foreigner
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Subsidies are advantageous to the development of our carrying trade. (a) They will enlarge our marine and increase our naval power-Curtis p. 234; North American Review 148, pp. 95, 695; (b) lead to control of commercial routes; (c) improve our foreign mail service-Curtis p. 290; (d) add to our banking facilities and the extension of credit-Curtis p. 108; House report No. 18, 41st Congress, 3rd session; Public Opinion...
...Increased trade would greatly benefit the United States because foreign trade takes place only when there is an advantage gained. (a) Our markets are glutted with surplus products Durrell's Relation of Tariff to Wages; Bradstreet's Journal, passim. (b) Cheaper raw materials would greatly benefit our manufacturers...
...Complete reciprocity is commercially detrimental. (a) Loss of revenue to both countries-Foreign and Domestic Commerce, 1864, p. 93; Forum, Nov. 1888. (b) Destruction to the internal revenue system of the United States-Congressional Globe, January...
...Foreign views...
...Foreign views...