Harsh Southern policies urged by Sumner Stevens and Butler
Sumner Stevens and Butler advocate harsher measures against the South and deeper confiscation schemes. They blame war costs for redress and warn against party revolts, calling for immediate action under constitutional power while criticizing the public for tolerating revolutionary rhetoric. Cunard ships withdraw from the port due to insufficient cargo and high charges, and railways are cited as needed for regional prosperity.
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