Subsidy for American ships only
Subtitle: Pamphlet [I]-IV. ... .
Published: 1900
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Notes: At head of titles: The Merchants' Association of New York.

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Table of contents: title: I. Reasons why a privileged class of low-cost foreign-built ships should not receive a subsidy intended to promote American ship building. 1900. cover-title, 16+ p.; title: 2. Correspondence exchanged with Senator Frye, stating objections to the phraseology of Senate bill no. 1348, as preparing the way for the payment of a subsidy to tonnage of foreign construction. 1902. cover-title, 21 p.; title: 3.. Correspondence with Hon. J.H. Gallinger, chairman House Committee on Merchant Marine, and Hon. Leslie M. Shaw, secretary of the Treasury. 1906. cover-title, 39 p.; title: 4. To encourage and promote ship-building in the United States. Amendments proposed to Senate bill 529 and memorandum in support thereof, these amendments being essential to effectuate the primary purpose of the bill. 1906. 27 p.