War, peace and finance in India debate at reform meeting
Speakers urged arbitration of nations and halting war supplies to governments, arguing public opinion can end standing armies. They reviewed Indian wars from Aliwal to Goojerat, warned of deficits under annexations, and praised peace congresses in Brussels and Paris.
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Clergy Award Thanks to Chairman After Unanimous Vote
The assembly adopts a motion praising the chairman and condemning violent solutions, urging lawfulness and peace over the sword. Rev. Stoppaker and Rev. Ainslie move and second the thanks, as proceedings conclude with unanimous approval.
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Parliament weighs Rome affair and ship bill in dawn debates
In the Lords a lengthy session debated the Rome question and the French expedition with Lords Beaumont Lansdowne Aberdeen and Ellenborough. The Navigation Bill faced third reading amid sharp opposition from Ellenborough and Winchilsea. Commons petitions favored arbitration. motions on franchise expansion and war avoidance dominated unfinished business.
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