The morning star

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relations between tiie exia'ing government of

Dominica and tho neighboring Republic of

Havti;andas to the pendency of any clam,

territorial or pecuniary, by tho latter ii) on the

former; and whether any war now exist* or is

menaced between those two governments

Mr. Saulsbury moved, as a further amend

ment, to add “and providing further that BenJ.

F. Curtis, Millard Fillmore and G >n. W. T.

Sherman bo commissioners.

The quettu n was then further discusscil by

Mr. stewartoi Nevada, wii<> argued very forc

ibly in behalf of the passage of the resolution.

He remarked a doubt as to the existence of

such a man ns Cabral.

Mr. Morton of Indiana, interrupted to assert

his belief in such a personage, a-* Cabral had

sought an interview with Hie United Stales

representatives at Hayti, and had expressed

himself in favor of annexation.

Mr. Stewart continued to argue that we

should give these people the benefit and pro

tection of our equal law*, and took issue with

the theory that the ex ended territorial limits

would be an element of weakness.

Mr. Schurz of Mo., said that Congress to-day

presented a remarkable spectacle before the

country and the wotld. Who wanted thin in

formation? Not the Executive. because his

mind was thoroughly made up. Not the Sena

tors who favored annexation, because they rjf.

sire no further Information. Who then wanted

it? The Senators who are now opposed to an

nexatiou and could not be expected to vote

upon it without additional Igi t Yet every

amendment which these Senator.- had effort <1

had been promptly voted down. A statemett

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The morning star. (1871). Providence, R.I., 1871-01-12. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83021432/1871-01-12/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The morning star, 1871-01-12.