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shonld be disavowed by the Government of tbe United

Die te.

The remsfnlng resolutions of tbe series submitted by

Mr. Bumner, but not read, declare that the employment

of the navy of the United States under instructions of tho

president for tbe coo'cion of the independence of Hayti.

by the presence in the porta of tnat republio of war ven

eris, ana simimr acts ot hostility araint a friendly nation,

to be a usurpation of the war powers of the O institution

that these acts should be disavowed by the Pnt'ed States'

snd thst the existing belligerent intervention is inexcusa-

il Koouio ue auanuonen.

jnr. morton here addressed the Chair, and denied the

TI5 Z r- 8omr"ri or any other Senator, to pet before

the Senate a speech upon San Dominjro in the form of a

Senate resolution at a time when there could be no replr

to it.

The Chair reiterated his opinion that tbe remarks of

Mr. bumner were quite as much in order as tbs rest of the

debate.

r. Sherman ea'led attention to tbe fact that the morn

ing hour bad expired, when the Chair stated that tbe

pending subject would be bud aside for the regular order

of business, which was Mr. Sherman's resolution instrnct

l?!., J ndio,r Committee to report a bill to suppress

Ku king outrages, upon which Mr. Scott w entitled to

the tloor.

Mr. Chandler asked, but failed to obuin, unanimous

consent to introduce a bill to secure to all persons within

the jurisdiction of the United 8,ates the equal protection

of the laws within the several States, giving the United)

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The evening telegraph. (1871). Philadelphia [Pa.], 1871-03-23. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83025925/1871-03-23/ed-1/?sp=8

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The evening telegraph, 1871-03-23.