Kentucky Insolence and Drainesville Victory Reflected
The Philadelphia Bulletin condemns Kentucky for asking the President to dismiss Secretary Cameron as an insult to the President and War Department. It notes the Drainesville victory by Union troops and praises Colonel Kane’s Bucktail riflemen, while praising local development and the Ayers American Almanac distribution.
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