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tiey desire peace, net #o much through any conscious

ness of inability to maintain their independence as

from a wish to cultivate the arts of peace. and th

develop the vast and almost virgin resources of

part of the island. The mode of warfure adopts

sions been, not by the lust of dominion only, hut

their savage antipathy to a different race, is shockine

humanity, depounced by intermstionsl law, an i cannog

claim and sympathy from civilized commuuities,

The Department understands that ene of Soclouque’s

pretexts for bearing arms against the Dominicans is, the

unless he can redstablish Hayting authority in their terrh

tory, be cannot, without the revenue which wouid thea

be collected in their ports, reswme the paywent of the

Havtian debt to Francs, There is some cause to appre

hend that this pretext has not been without influence in

the French council adverse to the Dominicans, It is

difficult, however, to understand why it should there

have made any impression especially when it is con-

sidered thet the ordinance of Charles X. in 1325, hy

which the independence of Harti is recognized upon the

condition of their paying 130,00 0,000 fraucs to france,

expressly confines that recognition to the French part of

the Island. I am, Sir,

Very respectally,

obedient seryvan

DANIEL

X our

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RM WEBSTER

I have always understood that non-intersen.

Waren, Koy

commit roLbery or murder is just as guilty as the drunken tion was one of the dogmas of American policy

man wko does commit robbery or murder.

inherited from Washington, and that President

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New-York daily tribune. (1853). New-York [N.Y.], 1853-01-22. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1853-01-22/ed-1/?sp=5

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York daily tribune, 1853-01-22.