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The Daily Dispatch: August 12, 1861., [Electronic resource], Direct trade with the South. (search)
o reserve to the North alone an exclusive monopoly of the coast trade! "The Cunard lines, from Liverpool to New York and Boston, and the line from New York to Havre and other European ports, provided a sufficient steam tunnage to answer the necessities of New York in her prosperous days. But since the Southern States have sunof the movement, profit by the advantages of priority? In order to accomplish this, permit me to suggest that the law authorizing the establishment of a line from Havre to New York be modified or amended so as to impose upon the steamers the obligation of proceeding directly from Havre to Savannah, Georgia, and that the projected line from Havre to the West Indies be prolonged, so as to include New Orleans. "Savannah is situated in 32 degrees N latitude. Next to New Orleans, Savannah is the Southern city which exports most largely.--The network of railways running west from Savannah is completed as far as Montgomery, Ala., and is on the point of being