Volunteers Face Civil Strife as Government Debated Arms
Amid mounting tension the Colonial Cabinet and volunteers clashed over arms rights. A stormy session followed reports in New York that the government sought disarmament, with calls to resist. Navy ships were diverted to Cuba for relief, while Washington grapples with Long's statements and impeachment talk.
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