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Butler's New York Address on War, Revolution and Union
In a lengthy New York speech General Butler argues the Civil War has evolved from insurrection to revolution and declares Union victory requires subduing alien enemies and restoring loyal states. He defends confiscation of rebel property, arming loyal slaves, and reconstruction paths while criticizing Britain for aiding the Confederacy and urging nonintercourse to curb blockade-running.
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