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Newspaper
Bristol Phenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1846
Page
2
The column blends political commentary on tariffs and war costs with local notices. It reports deaths, court topics, shipping news, literary items, and a Providence conference academy report noting thorough examinations and student talents.
A dated endorsement lauds Greenwich Academy for potent faith and diligence of pupils, trustees expanding facilities, and strong religious influence. The letter highlights improved boarding, renown of the academy, and calls for patronage from families and the public.
Correspondence from Philadelphia North American and Baltimore Sun details actions around Vera Cruz, Pensacola, and Tampico. Blockade continued with only English steamers allowed. A watering party was fired on. one American wounded, a Mexican lieutenant and ten men killed. Reports describe water skirmishes, a siege at sea, and limited Mexican forces near Camargo and Monterey.
The Nantucket community notes generous nationwide relief after a devastating fire. Residents report streets busy with workers removing debris and rebuilding, while many landowners await town support for street improvements. Local merchants strive to keep spirits up as reconstruction begins on Main Street sites and hopes rise for a prosperous future.
The Senate passed the tariff measure after prolonged debate as Mr. Haywood resigned to protest voting contrary to instructions. Mr. Webster lambasted the bill over revenue effects and ad valorem duties, warning of undervaluation and fraud risks. The chamber adjourned with the House set to concur on amendments.
Senator Webster criticizes a proposed tariff bill citing lax penalties and buyer fraud risks. He argues the measure favors foreign over domestic industry, threatens New England commerce, and would hurt flaxseed linseed trade, copper manufacturing, and White Lead production, urging delay until December.
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