Springfield weekly Republican

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nothings still farther behind. AVc allow the re

publicans only 66.

War in^layti*

Owing to a scarcity of labor, the emperor of

Hayti has been successful among the laboring

classes in raising a respectable force to march as

soldiers against the eastern, or Dominican part of

the island. It was rumored, however, that tho

Dominican president, Santa Anna (not him of

Mexico) had declared his willingness to acquiesce

in anv honorable measure to prevent a collision

between the two governments. The Dominican

dynasty is rather a pet of our government and

perhaps wc shall intervene In this quarrel.

Mexico*

News from the city of Mexico to Nov. 22d, rep

resented that the condition of that country had

not improved, and disagreements still prevailed

among the ministers. Priesto, ministerof finance,

had resigned and the ministry of war was still

vacant.

The Chy Hlcllon.

The results of the annual city election,on Mon

day, are stated below. Politically, (hey record a

complete rout of the American or know nothing

party, which entered the field with meh high ex

pectations nnd domineering spirit. Tire demo

cratic candidate for mayor has 219 plurality over

the American candidate and present Incumbent,

and a clear majority of ten votes. Tho contest

was mainly between these two^nd many repub

licans voted for the one or the other. The re

publicans, however, guye their independent can

didate, Mr Bliss, a very handsome vote; n much

greater one than wo bad anticipated, in view of

the lateness of the hour In which they engaged

in the canvass, and the certainty iu the popular

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Springfield weekly Republican. (1855). Springfield, Mass., 1855-12-08. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1855-12-08/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1855-12-08.