Springfield weekly Republican

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committees. J. Sloat Fassett was chosen

jiresident pro tem of the Senate and Fremont

Cole speaker of tho Assembly.

Admiral Luce’s official rejmrt of the sur

render of the steamer Haytien Republic, re

ceived this week, does not differ materially

from last week’s account. A letter from

the Haytian secretary of state for for

eign affairs, addressed “To the United

States minister.” says: By reason of

the friendship existing between the republic

of the United States and the republic of

Hayti, the government has decided to give

up to the admiral the merchant steamer Hay

tien Republic, captured iu the water of St

Marie. At the same time the government

makes some reservations in what concerns

the judiciary action to which it may have re

course before the American courts. The Ga

lena left for New York last week with the

surrendered ship in tow.

The report that Mr Blaine was on his way

to Washington caused quite a flurry among

the politicians this week, but it was ratner

discredited when it was found that

none of his friends knew anything

about it. He has obtained no house yet

and seems to be awaiting Gen Harri

son’s action before making definite plans.

An anti-Blaine republican said this week

that he knows that it is Blaine’s purpose,

if he is not appointed secretary of state, to

make things hot for Harrison, lie means,

so this man stated, to settle Lore for tho

winter, and make himself the ralh'inff uoiut

of all the disaffected that may spring up over

Harrison’s appointments and policies. Din

nerparties at the Blaine mansion will in that

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Springfield weekly Republican. (1889). Springfield, Mass., 1889-01-04. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1889-01-04/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1889-01-04.