Richmond daily times

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be should present the resolution, it his purpose

should not be forestalled, and call upon big fellow

Democrats to discharge a most important duty,

and contribute to the formation of a wise and

patriotic opinion in relation to national questions.

His f urpose in rising was to call attention to

the conduct of this Guverament with regard to

Hayti and Nicaragua. He had selected tbeso

two topics ofcompiaiut against the Administration

because California feels a deep interest in them.

there were no people on whom|the degradation of

the Government would strike with more sickening

sense than ou those of that Slate. They believe*

that the American eagle’s wing is strong enough

to hear its flight all over the continent, nnd that

its beak and talons sharp and strong enough to

protect the objects committee to its care, oven

though the lion of England should bo arrayed

against it, in its acknowledged power. He did

not consider Cuba a practical question, and with

which, probably, this generation would bo called

upon todeal. Ido would therefore leave it with

whutever difficuhies surrounded it to the wisdom,

coarago ond patriotism, of those to whom it may

beeome, in the course of events, a practical

qaestion. In this connexion, he wished to note

acurious fact. Mr. Owen, the Into American

cousul at Havana, who pursued precisely the

quiet and insignificant course which the Adminis

tration rosowraemJed. wus kicked out of office by

this very Administration, utid handed overto the

indignation of every one in the community.

After replying to Mr. Venable's remarks, de

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Richmond daily times. (1853). Richmond [Va.], 1853-01-10. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84024692/1853-01-10/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Richmond daily times, 1853-01-10.