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North Carolina (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 15
England (United Kingdom) (search for this): article 15
Our cause in England.
--We have now before us a London periodical of position, which is a standard of authority in the department to which it is devoted.
We mean "Mitchell's Maritime Register." Its tone indicates how appetizing the great shipping interest of England has found the free port feature of our tradal policy.
Our free ports, and our tendency to free trade, added to the cotton influence, are sufficient, we entirely believe, to conciliate the friendliness of Great Britain and France to any degree desirable--even to the extent of defensive and offensive alliance — should we consent to it with the object of bringing the war to an earlier conclusion.
But we must quote the "Maritime Register, " which we do from an article under the caption, "The Fall of Fort Sumter:"
"We were among the first to assert our conviction that a great commercial question was really the issue between the North and South, and that slavery was only the pretence under which that question was
France (France) (search for this): article 15
United States (United States) (search for this): article 15
Samuel P. Mitchell (search for this): article 15
Our cause in England.
--We have now before us a London periodical of position, which is a standard of authority in the department to which it is devoted.
We mean "Mitchell's Maritime Register." Its tone indicates how appetizing the great shipping interest of England has found the free port feature of our tradal policy.
Our free ports, and our tendency to free trade, added to the cotton influence, are sufficient, we entirely believe, to conciliate the friendliness of Great Britain and France to any degree desirable--even to the extent of defensive and offensive alliance — should we consent to it with the object of bringing the war to an earlier conclusion.
But we must quote the "Maritime Register, " which we do from an article under the caption, "The Fall of Fort Sumter:"
"We were among the first to assert our conviction that a great commercial question was really the issue between the North and South, and that slavery was only the pretence under which that question was a
Boston (search for this): article 15