Free Trade and Anglo American Tensions Highlight 19th Century Debate
The article argues free trade benefits both buyers and sellers, urging a Democrat shift toward tariff-free policy and noting West and South support. It critiques General Butler for provoking fisheries tensions with Newfoundland, calls for arbitration over the Alabama dispute, and urges British efforts to reestablish peaceful Anglo American relations through formal arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New World
Canada
Dominion
United States
West
South
Douglas
Knaves
England
Butler
New England
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Great Britain
Bay of Fundy
Alabama
Mr. Gladstone
Lord Granville
Washington
Foreign Office
Reverdy Johnson
Mr. Bright
Saxon cabinet pledges peace retrenchment and reform
A Cabinet will be formed by leading members who are pledged to a policy of Peace, Retrenchment, and Reform. The statement signals a program focused on reducing costs and implementing governmental changes.
Epidemics of Relapsing and Scarlet Fever Threaten London
A warning article outlines a worsening relapse of relapsing fever and scarlet fever across the United Kingdom, with notable infant mortality in Liverpool and other cities. It notes transmission via clothing and laundry, calls for separate washing, proper disinfection, and public health measures including medical missions to aid the poor and protect the broader population.
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London
Privy Council
United Kingdom
Liverpool
Portsmouth
Wolverhampton
England
Birmingham Children’s Hospital
Gutteridge
Scarlatina
Address Presented for Abolition of Slavery in Brazil
The British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society presented HRH Count d'Eu with an address urging complete abolition of slavery in Brazil. The Count replied, thanking the society for the gesture and its concern over emancipation.
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Bravia
Count d'Eu
Brazil
Llis