The Slaves Policy Debate in the Cameron Report
The article presents Secretary Cameron's proposed plan for handling enslaved people abandoned by masters as Union troops advance in the South. It argues for using or arming enslaved labor as military resources, leaving final decisions to Congress, and emphasizes that freed slaves should not be reenslaved.
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Attack on New Orleans Prompts Soldier News Picked Up by Dispatches
The Cincinnati Gazette notes Secretary Seward promising news within ten days and reports a fierce battle near New Orleans. It says reinforcements rushed to aid panicked rebels while Geo. Butler's expedition allegedly nears the Crescent City. mentions a Columbus report and a rough critique from The Richmond Enquirer.
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