Red River Battles Highlighted With Economic Debate
The Supplement to the Boston Post previews a detailed Red River battles account from New Orleans papers and adds editorials. The piece discusses New York and national banking, currency expansion, and calls for root-cause remedies, while outlining railroad consolidation in New York Pennsylvania and Maryland as a path to growth.
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Cowan and Sumner Clash Over French Assignats History
In a late debate Mr Cowan exposed Mr Sumner’s ignorance of the history of the French assignats. Mr Sumner claimed no redemption provision, while Mr Cowan argued the notes were secured by Crown and Church property and redeemable in real estate, asserting that faith in the Revolution would have allowed holders to buy church and crown land with assignats.
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Secessionists Clash Over Kearsarge Enlistment Row
The piece details Capt Winslow of the Kearsarge defending his ship against British secessionist charges of enlisting men at Cork and Brest. It recounts diversions, ports, and government pressure, contrasting allyship with hostility and noting prior naval repairs and diplomatic notes to Lord Clanricarde.
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