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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1846

Page

2

Bradford on free trade and protection in a transatlantic exchange

Bradford argues against protective tariffs and corn laws, urging Britain to adopt true revenue-based duties and promote free trade. He cites English reformers, compares free trade to an Alpine plant, and warns that repeal of breadstuffs duties will follow. He recalls shared beginnings with the addressee and endorses a shift toward liberal economic policy.

England Camepe C. P. Villiers Richard Cobden J. B. South John Bright Europe Lord John Russell Lord Morpeth Labouchere Robert Pel Tunil Great Britain Ireland Walker Rives Department of Labor Boston Irvings Rip Van-Winkle Kaatskill Mountains Hudson Faneuil Hall Rip van Winkle Rip You United States Leeds Huddersfield Bradford Wiltshire Lowell Cass Switzerland Russia D. Bradford Appott Lawrence Liverpool Times Cambria Judkins Britain Robert Peel Friends of Peace America Buckingham Palace House of Lords House of Commons Prince Albert Duke of Cambridge Earl of Jersey Sir Robert Yeomen Guard Life Guards House of Peers William Martins Royal Gallery Persia Rio de la Plata France Africa United Kingdom Earl of Home Lord de Ros Pacific Oregon Duke of Richmond Anti-Corn Law League

News from the gale to Sandy Hook and Cape May

From New York on February 17 1846 a brig reports a hurricane like gale Saturday night and Sunday morning near Sandy Hook. The vessel drifted toward Cape May by Monday and four wrecks were seen. four large ships linger near the lower bay chops, including a hoped for steamer Massachusetts. Wreckers searched the ship John Minturn. Weather was fair with a WNW wind.

New York St. Vincents Sandy Hook Cape May Massachusetts John Minturn WNW Joan Suuiin, Jr Arkansas Nahant Fernald Galveston Ist I Uuwon Hohorst N York Rothesay Jane Louden Coward New Orleans Shieldsa Eaton Boston Baltimore Meyer Amsterdam Shields Echo Sill Amersterdam Shielus Panama Young Falmouth Princess Caroline Jacobson Charleston Hanover Drummond Navre Belfast Constitution Neil Dunlee Caroline Robertson Cardiff Lord Crookhaven Tritonia Lunt Gravesend Aquesuet Mosher Rowena Williams Wilmington Toronto Tinker Bristol Kennebec Smith Gloucester Mexican Deming Tim Dublin Looshtank Savannah Arethusa Brown Holy Island Cyrus Bragier Hamburg Carl Wilhelm Schelling York Bremen Plymouth Cordova Cook Newcastle Marseilles Fleetwood Aristh Diogenes Sylvester Orleans Sid Sarah Stewart Gray Dover Creole Danneman Texas Longhope Pink Londonderry Rankin Meikle Mobile Portsmouth Prince Albert Bebor Hull Jus Shepherd Redman Torbay John Fehrm Day Rotterdam Milford Areth Rhods Cadiz Sid Sth Margaret Joyce Penzance Franklin Sangs Lotus Watson Yorkshire Tripp Jane & Barbara Sarahaun Eyj Grant Bowman John Leighton Ramegate Gurh Lothman Mark Odeleh Olot Wyk Hayman Raschen Josephine Landstedt Goethe Homan Bremerhaven Richimond Muse Koeh Haltimiore Helvoet Alkinoaar Heath London Cuxhaven Putnam Sumatra Texel Harvest Tuller Baltimoore Vinshandel Dupain Hlavre Octavius Colburn Zuvich Thompson Claiborne Levanseller Hargrave Bailey Mary Pleasants Wotton Solon Beckman Persia Johnson St Lawrence Hagedorn Lorena Urquhart Jupiter Vanier Corinth Alliance Tucker Francois Wheedon Newark Revanche Taglioni Rogers Hindoo Lawrence Utica Hewett Magnolia Bengal Albany Crawford Dee Emerald Howe Oneida Finck Monument Marshall Moselle Somerby Vinall Essex Welch Lan 3d Augusta Isley Corsica Devereaux Birmingham Robinson Susan Drew Page Alexander Leeds Trenton Syviah Gibbons Henry Noyes Huron Osceola Child Rubicon Bordeaux Beard Verdon Stafford Robson Cette Proteus Dubell Norfolk Lisbon Iwanawano Shinn Pioneer Lambert Richmond Thomas Pernambuco Perseverance Gibson Casket Woodbury Galileo Blaney Rio Janeiro Kanhawa Ramadel Rio Grande Gibraltar Andrew Rich Curtis Tybring Malaga Jane Wagram Cross Suijyrna Douglass Townsend Velasco Carrier Havana Commerce Burgess Justice Story Percival Arran Stag Cooper Wyburg Coriolanus Haile Beecher Col Taylor Stickney Blanchard Chamberlain Poultney Mouat Palermo Uth Peytona Prince de Joinville Messina Bartonl Naples President Hooper Leghorn Genoa Chatham Bearse Philena Forbes W H Shailer Holmes Algoa Bay Bombay Antelope Dumaresq Macao Colombo Amazon Abbott Hong Kong Arracan Calcutta Gentoo Hollis Tioga Eldridge Robert Pulsford Liverpol Batavia Hong Wong Sumner Maceo Carthage Fox Penang Whampoa Ariel Burt China Yumchi Steele Snow Manila Thos Perkins Graves Bowbay Montauk McMichaels Chusau Petree Dart Baylies Shanghai Leland Skillington Montreal Lowell Sandwich Islands Geneva Drinker Coquette Chosan Shanghae Edith Chile Bray Mary Ellen Dearborn Manilla Clarendon Stoddard Akbur Hallett Salter Liverpool Whamposa Congress Hayes Callao Hequa Palmer the Coast Eliza Ann Cheever Singapore Luca Buxton Pauline Lambe Lovett Lintin Endicott Cum sing-Moon Cadets Johnston Ann Eliza Grafton Heber Porter Hoqaa J Q Adams Nickels Boxer Lenox Newell Wissahickon Webber Cambeltown Ben Lomond Hall Greenock Sheep Island Sanda Cove Cork Hebe Wright Cape Clear Cowes Colby Dishi Infanta Deal Aquetuet Dieppe Gonaives Havre Clyde St All Holyhead Skiolj Blankanese

Third Letter From Mr Brapromp to Mr Lawrence

A long letter from Mr Brapromp to the Hon. Mr Lawrence is printed with praise for Bradford's communications. The Legislative Temperance Society held a large meeting in the hall of representatives, Gov. Briggs presiding as speakers gave their addresses. On Tuesday 200 men departed New York for Norfolk to join the Potomac expedition toward the Gulf of Mexico.

Brapromp Lawrence Bradford The Legislative Temperance Society Hall of Representatives Gov. Briggs New York Norfolk Potomac Gulf of Mexico London Shipping Gazettes Lloyd’s List Liverpool Arran Shakspeare Rose New Orleans South Carolina Owen Ondinka Glidden Abbot Lord Blaisdell Francis Corkhill Charleston Isabella Briggs Viola Jameson Branholm Mason Stephen Lurman Bryan Palestine Scott Baltimore Madison Foster Orleans Statesman Gilchrist Tuskina Williams St Marks Thos Bennett Varnum Columbia Booth Goodwin Davis Eldridge Carthage Knapp Virginia Venice Dunleroy Harvard Corliss Mobile Baring Sherman Shannon Nowell Orphan Urquhart St Lawrence Brown Henry Clay Nye Delaware Patten Louisiana Stinson London Baker Parkhill McKown Waverley Smith Louisa Cato Columbiana Boston Java Perry Manchester Bosworth Rogers Windsor Castile Patterson St Leon Jarvis Grace Brown Myers Susquehanna Farley Philadelphia Infanta Frost 29Th Cairo Pool New England Lowell Lord Seaton Fitzsimmons Gossypium Devonshire Thompson Franconia Autoleon Ward Harrison Windsor Castle Commerce Bornholm Fredonia Siddons St Patrick England Kalamazoo Meteor Nelson Village Marchioness of Bute Savannah Birkenhead Keswick Zanoni Simon Genesee Watts Emigrant Tabor Isabella Stewart Crowell St Clare Foy Sheffield Goodhue Columbo Burwell Oxnard Hinckley Cromwell McDoweall Albatross Simpson Baldwin Hiscoce Hardee Soule York Mary Ann Davenport Walpole Thomas Clifton Lugensoll Eliza Thornton Little Suffolk Crosby Glasgow Manson Alabama Wise Eli Whitney Dyer Sarah Arsilia Butman Europe Furber Sea Freeman John P. Yarward Montreal Prince Tyrone Spear St Cloud Hatch Scotland Snow Constantine Sampson Monmouth Ryan Rajah Elandge Brewster Oceanus Bailey Fitz Mills Massachusetts Mayflower Crabtree Oregon Ashburton Howland Concordia Dorr Sam] Hicks Ostrom Ondiaka John R Skiddy Skiddy Mana Spear Googins Cygnet Jay Clyde Brockford Powhattan Pioneer Graham Amsterdam Helen M Fielder Willis N York Cahawba Russell Lamphar Westminster Hovey St James Meyer Elizabeth Bruce Day Marition Woodside Odd Fellow Pettingill Hamburg Lisbon Hersilia Baxter Calcutta Swiss Bay Perkins Cuba Panama Young Newcastle Belmont Grant Sxil Carleton Leghorn Harkaway Cormick Rotterdam John Marshall Murphy Kron Princess Chaleston Gray Princess Royal John Taylor Frager Prince Albert Leber Portsmouth Diana Badger Maria Spear Groging Malta Pico Copenhagen Sultana Borfdon Alexandria Finney Trom Do Charles & Willian Fm Gottenburg Rowena Willmington Northumberland Griswold Duncan H Hudson Chadwick Morgiana Inglis Wellington Monument Marshall Urgent Apalachicola Newport Ceylon Cook Kingstown Springfield Roy Ward Chipman Eymers Waterford Yarmouth Matthews Torchbay Sir Charles Napier Bingham Jordeson Banks Glenlyon Muirhead New Origans Plymouth Eliza Ann Blythe Fm Hall Sid Cork Sumatra Harvey Marseilles Hebe Wright Adirondack Shapley Poor Bowman Bristol John Holland Henderson N Orleans Sid 3d Hiram W Tyler Walker Bridgetown Battl Lockwood Exlington Hull North Bend Sprague Condor Whitney Portland Roads Sammy Michigan Crocker Dalhousie Wilkie Jas Edwards Flavius Hamilton Daft Washington Lowe Hudson Lawton Lady of the Lake Arrum Robinson Ben Lomond Iran

Arrival of the Cambria Brings News From England

The Cambria left Liverpool February 4 and arrived February 18 after a 14 day voyage, carrying 99 passengers with 13 left at Halifax. Dispatches from Liverpool report Peel’s reform measures, free grain, and tariff reductions, signaling a major shift in Britain’s commercial policy and the anticipation of parliamentary debates on the Corn Laws.

C. H. E. Jodkins Conard Liverpool Halifax New York Philadelphia Hook and Crook Robert Peel Robert Harnden & Co Jordan & Wiley

Peel’s sweeping tariff reform aims to cut duties and boost industry

In Parliament, Sir Robert Peel outlines a broad reduction of tariffs on cotton goods linen woollen silk paper hangings and metals. He pledges duty cuts on candles soap soft and hard and Naples soap boots shoes hats straw plaiting and raw hides while proposing scaled levies on silk and a 15 percent duty principle for silks. He emphasizes defensive naval and military spending and urges arbitration in the Oregon question.

Lord John Russell Oregon River Plate U. S United States Robert Peel Oregon Territory Buchanan Pakenham Home Government New Zealand U. States House of Commons England Custom House Naples Geneva Baronet Entite United

Peel proposes tariff cuts to grain and animal products

The speech outlines immediate duties reductions on maize buckwheat butter cheese hops cured fish and animal foods with a three year gradual plan for corn and grain duties including nominal rates for colonial produce and unrestricted importation of some grains to ease transition and balance agricultural interests across the United Kingdom and its empire.

Co . Subi Her Majesty Europe United States Wek Keds Ah Ileal Sa Aed Gosfi HAO BT Sinleo Vice Robert Peel Walker Cobden England Busey Oxford House of Prayer West Riding Yorkshire Lord Morpeth Mr King Tuileries M. Guizot London Times Texas France the Times King Lord Monteagle

J H Warland Admitted to Concord Insane Hospital

The Lowell Courier reports Mr J H Warland, former editor of several newspapers, was admitted on Monday to the insane hospital in Concord New Hampshire for treatment and care following concerns about his mental health.

Lowell Courier J. H. Warland Concord N. H

Market and Trade News from Liverpool and London

Market reports from Liverpool and London detail cotton sales, prices for bale lots, and futures in Surat and Madras regions. Provisions, iron, pig iron, and sheet steel quotes are given, with notices on Peel’s measures, tea duties, and general mercantile sentiment. The London money market shows liquidity shifts ahead of Parliament, while Havre and Hamburgh markets note mixed demand for cotton, sugar, and coffee.

Surat Mid Western Benge Liverpool Ordésa Robert Peel Braunches Geneva London Havre America Carolina New York Hamburgh Brazil St Domingo Behia Amsterdam Antwerp

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