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The protest of the Haytian Minister

against what he deemed a menace to the

independence of his country, from the

President's misuse of the words, "The

t Island of," etc, when speaking of the

Dominican portian, is sain to be a torci'

bio and earnest document. In one por-

Uon he speaks of Hayti as having been

mn nut under loot by the unitea btates,

through the action of the naval officers

1 there, and by the itferencoin the message.

An explanation was made, and the matter

settled by a withdrawal of any intention

to offend on the part of Col. Prcstion, tho

Havtian Minister. The policy oi tne

Haytian Government if, while opposing

annexation, to onng aooui a union oi me

whole island under one liovernmenu

a, Itllnlitcr Zaotloy's Letter.

As Mr. Motley's letter in vindication of

.his official conduct, while Minister to

England, has been the subject of usual

K comment lately, it is proper to say that

the' letter in question is an official docu

mentthe last which ho dispatched to the

TVnartmcnt of State, and it would oc an

ct of official discourtesy for him to for-

wardacopyioanyinenu.

Mr. Sumner, who is an especial f nend

of Mr. Motley, says he does not believe

the late Minister would commit such a

breach of etiquette, and lie Is, therefore,

positive that no copy of tha lettei is In

this oouniry, ouibiuc t mo

ESTAiBMSHED MARCH 30, 1835.

menU Hi. Boaaer was informed of M u

Motley's intention to "write such

letter, not from Mr. Motley him

self," but by friends who have re

turned from Europe. Mr. Sumner, says

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Nashville union and American. (1870). Nashville, Tenn., 1870-12-31. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85033699/1870-12-31/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Nashville union and American, 1870-12-31.