Octavo volume of 25 pamphlets on commerce, labor, tariffs, and trade, largely by U.S. representatives and senators

Author: Hewitt, Abram S., et al.
Title: Octavo volume of 25 pamphlets on commerce, labor, tariffs, and trade, largely by U.S. representatives and senators
Publication: Various places and dates but largely Washington, D.C. 1876-1886

Description: Preservation of American commerce. Remarks of Abram S. Hewitt, of New York, on the Diplomatic and Consular Bill, in the House of Representatives, February 8, 1876. pp. 13, [1]; bound with: Hewitt, Abram S. How Prosperity May Be Regained. Speech of ... in the House of Representatives, February 21, 1878. Washington: [publisher not identified], 1878. pp. 15, [1]; bound with: Hewitt, Abram S. Foreign Intercourse and Civil-Service Reform. Speech of ... in the House of Representatives, March 11, 1878 [drop title]. [N.p., publisher not identified, n.d.]. pp. 24; bound with: Hewitt, Abram S. Our National Inheritance, and How to Enjoy It. Speech of ... in the House of Representatives, February 11, 1879. Washington: [publisher not identified], 1879. pp. 16; bound with: Hewitt, Abram S. Shall We Have a Real Navy or a Sham Navy. Speech of ... in the House of Representatives, June 29, 1882. Washington: [publisher not identified], 1882. pp. 31, [1]; bound with: Hewitt, Abram S. Labor, Wages, and the Tariff. Remarks of ... in the House of Representatives, March 30, 1882. Washington: [publisher not identified], 1882. pp. 31, [1]; bound with: Hewitt, Abram S. National Banks and Bessemer Steel Works. Speech of ... in the House of Representatives, May 16, 1882 [drop title]. [N.p., publisher not identified, n.d.]. pp. 16; bound with: Hewitt, Abram S. The Emancipation of Labor. Speech of ... in the House of Representatives, April 30, 1884. Washington: [publisher not identified], 1884. pp. 32; bound with: Hewitt, Abram S. Free Raw Materials and Taxes on Production. Speech of ... in the House of Representatives, March 26, 1884. Washington: [publisher not identified], 1884. pp. 13, [3]; bound with: Hewitt, Abram S. The Mexican Treaty and Freer Trade. Speech of ... in the House of Representatives, February 27, 1885. Washington: [publisher not identified], 1885. pp. 29, [3]; bound with: Hewitt, Abram S. Suspension of Silver Coinage. Speech of ... in the House of Representatives, March 2, 1885. Washington: [publisher not identified], 1885. pp. 8; bound with: Cox, S. S. Reciprocal Brigandage of the Tariff: Its Postponement and Exactions. Speech of ... in the House of Representatives, ... 3rd of May, 1882 [drop title]. [N.p., publisher not identified, n.d.]. pp. 16; bound with: Cox, S. S. Our Revenues and Their Treatment - Wages and Their Causes - Income and Outgo. Speech of ... in the House of Representatives, ... March 20, 1884 [drop title]. [N.p., publisher not identified, n.d.]. pp. 16; bound with: Hurd, Frank H. The Tariff. Speech of ... in the House of Representatives, ... April 29, 1884 [drop title]. [N.p., publisher not identified, n.d.]. pp. 16; bound with: Jones, John P. Memorial Addressed to the United States Senate ... from the Executive Committee of the National Bimetallic Coinage Association. Washington: [publisher not identified], 1886. pp. 18; bound with: Bowen, Thomas M. Basis of Bank Circulation. Free Coinage of Silver. Speech of ... in the Senate of the United States ... March 8, 1886. Washington: [publisher not identified], 1886. pp. 54; bound with: Vinton, Lindley. Iron Manufacture, Machinery, and the Tariff [drop title]. [N.p., publisher not identified, n.d.]. extracted pp. 70-[77] (i.e. 8 pages); bound with: Shearman, Thomas G. The "Pauper Labor" of Europe [drop title]. [N.p., publisher not identified, n.d.]. extracted pp. 81-[88] (i.e. 8 pages); bound with: Smith, J. Q. Farmers and the Tariff [drop title]. [N.p., publisher not identified, n.d.]. extracted pp. 20-[31] (i.e. 10 pages); bound with: Wells, David A. Free-Trade Rational and Practical. Protection Irrational and Mischievous. Address at the Chicago Convention Nov. 12, 1885 [drop title]. [N.p., publisher not identified, n.d.]. extracted pp. 128-[139] (i.e. 12 pages); bound with: Trumbull, Lyman. The Duties of the Hour. The Republican Party a Party of False Pretenses, and the Democratic Party the Only National Party. Speech of ... at Beeville, Illinois, August 30, 1880. Washington, D.C.: Rufus H. Darby, steam power book and job printer, 1880. pp. 16; bound with: Everett, William. Speech at a Meeting of the Independents of Quincy, Mass, 13 September, 1884 [drop title]. [N.p., publisher not identified, n.d.] pp. [3]-11, [1]; bound with: Talmage, T. DeWitt, Rev. American Commerce and the New Orleans Exposition. "The Hinge of the Century." Thanksgiving Discourse ... at Brooklyn Tabernacle, November 27, 1884. New York: published by authority of the Exposition, 1884. pp. 14, [2]; bound with: Tillman, G. D. Oleomargarine. Remarks of ... in the House of Representatives ... May 27 and ... June 1, 1886. Washington: [publisher not identified], 1886. pp. 8; bound with: [a prospectus for]: Gilbert, Hiram T. The Railroads and the Courts. Ottawa, Ill.: published for the author, 1885. pp. 489-506 [i.e. 18 pages]; verso of title page listing all 10 chapters in the book and noting that it contains "over 600 pages, 8vo, bound in law sheep. It will be sold at $5.50 net, and may be had of any law bookseller, or of the author, at Ottawa, Illinois..." Not in OCLC.

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