1840s-50s rare collection of 11 [eleven] American economic 'speech' pamphlets

Description: PRINTS BOOKS PHOTOGRAPHS MANUSCRIPTS CURIOSITIES - RARE COLLECTION OF CONGRESSIONAL SPEECHES IN PAMPHLET FORM - PRINTED 1833-1855 -SPEECHES IN CONGRESSES.An interesting group of original pamphlets of speeches given by politicians in Washington, mainly related to the Tariff Bill and other economic issues of the day, 1833-1855. Good to Fair condition overall. See separate entries below for specific condition issues. Pamphlets collated and complete. All with some degree of browning and edge-wear, heavier in places. Please ask if you require a more detailed condition report, or view gallery images closely. The collection is as follows:[1] Speech of Mr. S. Mason, of Ohio, on the objections of the President to the bill to establish a fiscal corporation... (Washington): 'Printed at the National Intelligence Office', 1841. 16pp. Some quite spots of staining to front wrap.[2] Speech of Mr. Brockway, of Connecticut, upon the tariff bills reported by the Committee of Ways and Means and the Committee of Manufactures... (Washington): 'Printed at the National Intelligence Office', 1842. 16pp. Pale stain and browning to front wrap.[3] Speech of Mr. Gentry, of Tennessee, on an amendment submitted by him to the Tariff Bill, providing for the payment of certain debts of the states... (Washington): 'Printed by Gales & Seaton', 1842. 16pp. Uncut, browning to edges of margins.[4] Speech of Hon. J. Z. Goodrich, of Mass., on the tariff and revenue question... (Washington): 'Printed at the Congressional Globe Office', 1855. 8pp. Uncut, title and rear pages quite browned.[5] Speech of Mr. Winthrop, of Massachusetts, on the tariff... (Washington): 'Printed by J. & G. S. Gideon', 1846. 20pp. Some light spotting. [6] The tariff. / Speech of Mr. Hampton, of Pennsylvania, delivered in the House of Representatives, Thursday, Jan. 22, 1851, on the tariff question. (Washington): 'Printed at the Globe Office', n.d. [1851] - taken from printing line on rear page. 8pp. Uncut.Some browning to first and last pages.[7] Speech of Mr. Fillmore, of New York, on the Revenue Bill... No printing details, but presumably Washington, 1841. 16pp. Browning to edges of leaves.[8] Speech of Mr. G. P. Marsh, of Vermont, on the tariff question... [Washington]: 'J. & G. S. Gideon', n.d. [1846]. Printer taken from colophon at foot of first page. 16pp. Some spotting throughout.[9] Speech of Mr. Jacob Collamer, of Vermont, on wool and woollens... (Washington): 'J. & G. S. Gideon', n.d. [1844]. Printer and place taken from colophon at foot of first page. 16pp. First and final leaves detached but present. Pale stain to top edge.[10] Speech of Hon. T. Stevens, of Pennsylvania, in the House of Representatives, June 11, 1852, on the public lands - the tariff. [Washington]: 'Printed at the Congressional Globe Office', n.d. [1852]. Printer taken from colophon on final page. 8pp. Uncut. [11] Speech of Mr. Patton, of Virginia, on the Tariff Bill, and in reply to a speech of Mr. Adams, of Massachusetts... No printing details, but presumably Washington, 1833. 15pp. Uncut. key words:

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