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on the subject are quashed, and Georgia must

face the music.

Salnavk's Position.?We publish news this

morning relating to llayti, and, judging from

the roport, tho Haytlen President is in a Sad

plight. A short timo since his most trusted

generals deserted from him and went ovor to

the insurgents. Salnave has choson Port au

Prince as his "last ditch," and against this po

sition are now marching the victorious soldiers

of Chevaliier and Siffla. The end is near at

hand. The end will be annexation to the

United States, Salnave or no Salnave.

A Hrr?A Palpable Hit.?Mr. Cox, in

Congress, objecting to certain Southern func

tionaries that they were carpet-baggers, Butler

naturally calls ap tho proverb, that "dog does

not eat dog," to argue that a carpet-bagger

should not assail carpet-baggers. This is a

noat reminder to tho gentleman from Ohio,

who was colonized on a district ia this city to

be sent to Congress. Strange that our city

democracy should go all the way to Ohio for

Congressional material, and quite middling

material, too.

A Non Sbqoitur.? It is reported that tho

Grand Jury that indicted McFarlund for murder

only failed -to Indict Messrs. Beecher and

Frothinghain for bigamy because Theodore

Parker is dead. Theodore Parker officiated at

Mrs. McFarland's first marriage. Is it possiblo

that the validity of the second marriage may

rest upon inability to prove the first

Tit ash.?Hoar says that the arguments in

favor of Cuban rights are "all trash." That

is what tho Senate seems to think of the argu

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The New York herald. (1869). New York [N.Y.], 1869-12-23. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1869-12-23/ed-1/?sp=6

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1869-12-23.