The national era
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The newspaper reports that the U.S. government employed special agents, including Mr. Green (employed by Mr. Clayton) and Mr. M. Walsh (employed by Mr. Webster under the current Administration), as emissaries to St. Domingo. It notes that the Senate requested copies of Mr. Walsh's official correspondence, which was communicated on August 27 and subsequently published in the *New York Evening Post* on the 13th. The publication criticizes these missions as a discreditable violation of the administration's professions of non-intervention in the affairs of a people whose independence has not been recognized.
El rotativo consigna que el gobierno de Estados Unidos comisionó agentes confidenciales, entre ellos al Sr. Green (nombrado por el Sr. Clayton) y al Sr. Walsh (designado por el Sr. Webster bajo la actual administración), en calidad de emisarios ante Santo Domingo. Señala que el Senado demandó copias de la correspondencia oficial de Walsh, remitidas el 27 de agosto y divulgadas el día 13 en el *New York Evening Post*. La publicación censura estas misiones calificándolas de infracción censurable al principio de no injerencia proclamado por el ejecutivo respecto a un pueblo cuya independencia no había sido convalidada.
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the cool prophecies of those prints, that the
white race would yet have to interfere for the
cause of humanity, and re-subjugate or exterminate
the blacks of Hayti, fast relapsing into
barbarism1
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1 special ag-ntsor emissaries there. Mr Green.
h son of General Duff Green, of annexation
memory, was employed by Mr. Clayton. Won
it the information he obtained that hot* stimulated
tho enterprise, lately announced by his
father, of tho colonization of Hayti by adventurers
from thin country Mr R. M Walsh
was employed by Mr Webster, acting under
direction of the present Administration. This
mission, and the means of its accomplishment,
has lately been mode public. During the last
session of Congress, tho Senate made a call
upon the President for copies of the correspondence
of Mr. Walsh, while acting as a
special agent of the United States in the island
of St. Domingo." On the 27th of August the
correspondence was communicated, hut it was
first published, we believe, in the New Vork
Evtmnr Post of the 13th inst.
It in a curious diplomatic chapter, anything
but creditable to our Government; and it
shows how utterly untrue the present Administration
has been to its high-sounding professions
of Non-intervention.
We propose to make a brief abstract of
the correspondence, that our readers may understand
the ofticiousness of the Government in
intermeddling with the affairs of a People
whose independent existence it has never rec|
ognised that they may see how bravely we
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