The Cedar County advertiser

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S*. DO*I»GO Ci**. Sept. 24 loo*.

It is well understood here, not only in

official circles, but among the public in

general, that Gen. Casneau, the United

part uf the Island of Hayti, or, to speak

more explicitly, to the Dominican Re

public, has succeded n securing for tie

United Staies the right of establishing

military and naval depots upon the north

coast of the Island. Such depots

considered essentially necessary for

Dominican territory will also be colon

ized and annexed to the Union as a slave

State. The plan I understand to be, that

Cuba shall be divided into two States,

which, with Sf Domingo and Porto Rico

will form four additional slave-holding

States, adding thereby lour more stars to

I am able to state, also that General

Cazneau owes his success to the shrewd

and insinuating talents of his diplomatic

lady who accompanies him, but especial

ly to slavish bribery among the sable of

ficials of this African Republic.

parThe Miners Express speaks of

the Dubuque Obttrver in the following

odoriferous language:

"But, like a stream, whose fountains

are inexhaustible, gall flows as naturally

Irom Thomas' peu as rotteunesss from an

llcer, stench from a polecat, or smoke

from a warm dunghill."

The Kxpress man mutt liave picked up

that idea in the back pard of a livery sta

ble. Judging from his language, the

editor's associations must be ot a rather

filthy nature.—Cloyion Htarali.

BRCACS or Paositt or MAaaiAat.-^

The Washington Seutinei states that in

a trial

ler a breiach of marriage premise took

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Cedar County advertiser. (1854). Tipton, Iowa, 1854-11-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85049614/1854-11-11/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Cedar County advertiser, 1854-11-11.