Boston Market Review Week Ending May 14
Prices across commodities show little change with small sales noted in Pots and Pearls. Key items include coffee, cotton dull, flour softening, and diverse textiles with marginal activity in cocoas and oils. Multiple staples like sugar, tar, hides, and wool display steady or modest shifts, reflecting a stable market overall.
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Australia
Loyalty to the Constitution in a Civil War Crisis
Boston Post argues that loyalty must be renewed through strict adherence to the Constitution and lawful authority. It condemns disloyal acts by both North and South, urges a principled party fight to crush disloyalty, and warns that trampling the law could doom the Union and the flag.
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McClellan
New Orleans Collector Nomination Questioned by The Post
The New York Evening Post opposes Mr Lathrop’s appointment as Collector of New Orleans and urges confirmation be blocked. It cites three objections and praises Thomas J. Durant as a capable Union candidate with independent means and strong legal reputation. The piece argues for men of character across parties to fill federal roles.
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Naval and land victories herald a turning tide in the war
In vivid dispatches the piece notes swift advances at Corinth and Richmond and the looming threat to Mobile and Fort Sumter. It highlights Gen Pope's latest success near Cairo and the near-surrounding of Beauregard, praising Western troops and McClellan's refusal of radical demands while urging unity and constitutional fidelity.
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Fortifications and the War Question in Sumner's Oration
Charles Sumner argues that costly fortifications threaten a nation’s peace by inviting war and diverting from arbitration. He questions the need for armed harbors and arsenals and urges abandoning defenses that could spark conflicts.
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Charles Sumner
Address of Democratic faction prompts cross-city editorials
The Buffalo Courier and Albany Atlas react to a Democratic address signed by fourteen Congress members. Editorials in Rochester Union condemn party platforms and urge democracy to be expressed via National and State Conventions, while criticizing signatures and the drive to unify under a party creed with opposition to Congressional platforms.
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Proclamation by Lincoln Ends Blockade of Beaufort Port Royal New Orleans
Lincoln proclaims the blockade of Beaufort North Carolina Port Royal South Carolina and New Orleans Louisiana shall cease beginning June 1 1862 allowing commercial interchanges with those ports subject to US laws and treasury regulations. The proclamation is signed in Washington by Abraham Lincoln and Secretary of State William H. Seward.
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