New York Express Hails Webster War Debate and Navy Policy
Publication defends Daniel Webster against charges tied to his war votes and Hartford Convention rumors. It argues his naval policy stance favored expanded naval power and cites his March 1838 reply defending wartime conduct and opposition to unfounded accusations. It contrasts Webster with Madison administration allies and notes contemporary praise for naval strength.
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