Senate petitions and public debate on currency and bounties
The Boston Post notes Senate petitions on bail exoneration by surrender of principals and House work on prohibiting shinplaster currency. It cites Buttrick of Lowell proposing town bounty pay and criticizes press bias against Rosecrans and Buell, with arguments about military supply and leadership after Antietam. It also reports Buckalew elected to the U.S. Senate, praised by the Philadelphia Press.
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Army of the Potomac in 1853 Correspondence from Camp Near Falmouth
The writer returns to report the Army of the Potomac remains along the Rappahannock with Fredericksburg still in rebel hands. Army and Washington distrust each other, with Halleck calling the army disloyal and plans to dismember it. Winter campaign plans aim to seal off Texas and western supplies and push blockade effectiveness through Wilmington, Charleston, and Mobile.
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Restoring Military Unity Amid McClellan Controversy
Public sentiment calls for restoring McClellan to last year’s policy, ignoring race debates, and upholding military discipline. The piece denounces partisan meddling and defends Fitz John Porter’s reputation as vital to national morale. It urges presidential leadership and unity under the flag.
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Paper Duties Raise Questions of Morrill Policy
The Times argues Morrill and congressional allies keep high paper duties that yield no revenue and price publishers out of the market. With exchange at 50 and a 35 percent duty, imports are uncompetitive. A 10 to 15 percent rate could generate revenue. Morrill seems to prefer revenue loss. The Boston Post criticizes the stance as folly.
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Richmond Newspapers Report on War Movements and Galveston Capture
The Examiner lauds the Galveston expedition as a superior war effort and celebrates the Harriet Lane capture. It denies Commodore Renshaw's destruction of Westfield, alleging instead his escape from rebel tugboats. The Dispatch warns of North Carolina fears for Raleigh, while the Examiner predicts a major campaign shifting to that state.
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