The Republican journal

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salary of $200 a month from the United Stall's

(loverument for raising and lowering ilie Ameri

can llag in Samana Hay. Mr. Hamilton wa

graeioiisly received by Hen. Wade, lieu shook

hand- with him. So did Mr. Frederick Dougla-.

\fter tin vessel had been anchored half an hour,

the party began drifting ashore in the .-mali bn.-.t-.

Frobablv a do/.eu remained on tie land that night.

The

nun; v 1 >k ok mantis i

were in motion before sunrise on the morning ni

the 2ol.li, They filled the boats with nets a lii tie

large*!* than crab nets, hammers, am! -pel**-. Tin

instant that the brigade struck the h it spread.

The buggists shouldered their -mop-nets, and w m

to the front like skirmishers. They overran the

settlemenls, ami every unfortunate beetle, lly 1

and butterlly was remorselessly scooped in. TV ir

operations evidently alarmed the black women <>l

Samana, who ran out of doors and ha-tilv -unf-hed

up their little babes, as if tearful that they would

be scooped in with the lnitterllic-. other-of the

scientific party cruised along the beach, knocking

olf lumps of coral loaded with oyster-, an 1 gather

ing ill all sorts of marine tn io-.iti* Meanwhile

the dignified Commissioners remained onboard,

(’apt. Wade, the sou of old Hen Wade, wa- lit to

Haez with a letter announcing the arrival of the

Commission. The peculiarity of this letter wa

that it was written in F.ngli.-h. The only man on

board who was capable of writing a ^pani-h Viter

was suspected of being a correspondent of the dm.

and on this account Haez was compelled to find bl

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Republican journal. (1871). Belfast, Me., 1871-03-02. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn78000873/1871-03-02/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Republican journal, 1871-03-02.