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...Subsidies are economically objectionable. [a] Merely temporizing, pamphlet No. VI as above, pp. 25 and 26; Our Merchant Marine, 136-139. [b] Unbusiness like, Candler's Speech, Cong. Record, pp. 3550; Our Merchant Marine. pp. 140-142; pamphlet No. VI, pp. 26 et seq. [c] Unsuccessful, Ellis' Speech, Cong. Record, p. 3564; pamphlet No. VI, pp. 27-29, 39-43; Our Merchant Marine...
...operation it would (a) prevent speculation in land, (b) lower taxes on food, (c) reduce the capitalized value of land, (d) lead to a more effective use of land, and (e) relieve the extreme competition of the labor market: Labor Movement, ch. XXIII, p. 561 et seq; Sherman's articles in Forum, Sept...
Best general references: Congressional Record, 51st Cong., 2nd Sess., pp., 828, 889, 1, 646, 1, 763 et seq., 1,860 et seq., Reynaud, "Histoire de la Discipline Palementaire," II, 355-400, 417; Dickinson, "Rules and Procedure of Foreign Parliaments," 204-276, 356; Bradlaugh, "Rules of the House of Commons," 78-80; H. H. Smith, "Rules and Practice of the House of Representatives...
...would not raise the price of books. J. R. Lowell as above, p. 35; Academy XIV, 61; Sen. Com. Rep. p. 63. a. The experience of France, England and Germany have shown this. b. The bill could have little effect on the more scholarly works; Matthews, p. 9 et seq...
...especially shown itself unworthy of the confidence of the country by its failure to carry out its pledges. a. As to Negro education for which Congress has substituted the Federal Election Bill; Schurz address, Forum IX, 253 et seq; Pike, Prostrate State pp. 63 et seq. b. As to the Silver Bill, an unstable compromise; D. A. Wells in Nation, July 3, 1890; No. Am. Review, Vol. 151, p. 344 et seq; Political Science Quarterly, IV, 615, et seq, Dec. 1889. c. As to the tariff reform; Republican Platform; N. E. Tariff Reform League in Boston Herald...