New Navy Yard Debate Sparks Pennsylvania Protest
The Philadelphia Press condemns moving the navy yard from League Island to New London Connecticut. It accuses local speculators and lobbyists of pressuring officials for a port deemed inadequate, urging that the choice serves private gain over public interest.
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