Springfield weekly Republican
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I never beard any one speak unkindly of his
wife, however. Sue to a perfect bundle of fascin
ations, and the younger officers go crazy over her.
I saw her at Fort Moultrie the other afternoon,
cutting an immense dash. The troops were re
viewed for her especial benefit.”
The little black republic of Hayti to in a highly
flourishing condition. Receipts last year, $67,334,
payments, $67,650, Tbe former shows an increase
of $20,722; the latter include tbe payment of
nearly 12,000 of indebtedness. IVace prevails
wi.b ail the neighboring tribes but one. Tbeex
porte last year were 200 per cent in excess ot tbe
previous year. Presideni Benson complains that
the United States won’t recognize Liberia.
President Buchanan does not appear to chal
lenge admiration abroad. A Manchester (Eng
land paper speaking of hto course in our present
national difficulties, says that “whatever he does
to wrong—fortbe simple reason that be does it
exactly at the wrong time. Some men are lorn
to render powerful assistance in building up great
states. Mr Buchanan is likely to shine in history
among those who have a talent for destroying
them.
The glass manufacture ia panefully reduced in
Massachusetts. A few years since there were in
full work twenty-one furnaces, now only eleven;
reducing the production of glass-ware in this state
over a million of dollars per annum. In other
parts of our country the reduction to on fnU aa
large a scale. Within the same period the ex port
ation has largely increased, especially to tbe new
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Springfield weekly Republican. (1861). Springfield, Mass., 1861-02-16. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1861-02-16/ed-1/?sp=3
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1861-02-16.
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