The national era

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We have wen the following significant paragraph

iu several new-pa|M>r*

Important Martini nt loiicu nuig ILiyh.? It

in Htatod that two American gentlemen, ottieera

of the army of the Doininiean Republic, in the

island of Huyti. have made arrangements with

certain parties in the I 'nited States for the purchase

ol a steamer, in which they propose to

take a largo number of emigrants to Duininica.

Eight hundred men. it is said, have already enlisted

for colonization among the Dominicans,

the terms offered being highly advantageous to

men of enterprise and intelligence.

There is constant hostility between the Gov

ernment of Hayti and the eastern part of the

island, styled the Doininiean Republic. Is not

this hostility fomented hy the white Americans

who have ohta.ned foothold there 1 his soculled

Republic is uhout as much a reality us

the Mosquito King.

Gov I'iitAZv, advertises his furui in Iowa

for sale He is going to Texas, the climate ol

lovvu being too rigid for him.

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PARTIES AND COAUTIONS

To ttu Editor of the Sational Era

There in much dissatisfaction here anions

the member* of the Hale and Julian Club,"

concerning a letter purporting to la* from you

to a .Mr. Swisher, of thia place. T he letter is

said to contain statements in regard to Mr. Alli-on'g

course in Congress, and the use made of

it here was ud\antageous to Mr Allison, and

prejudicial to Mr. White, our regularly nominated

candidate. Mr. Hubbard, ol Mercer.

was said to approve of the letter and the use

made ot it. hut he publicly denies knowing

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The national era. (1852). Washington [D.C.], 1852-11-04. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026752/1852-11-04/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The national era, 1852-11-04.