The New York herald
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learru d to his great dismay, that Green had just left in
the Vixen for Port an Pnnoe. 'The brutal Yankee"
were his observations. will bully tbe emperor,' and as
quick as be bad arrived, m qn ck he left again St.
Dcmingo Mr. Green had. meanwhile, effected bl? rills
sion and took his departure from Port au Prinoo arriv
ing at this city shortly after M Hayhaud had sailed,
and there quid /no quo or hide and reck, of the two diplo
niatlstc were for a length of time the talk and tmny
meot of the city. 8PB-ITATO&.
[From be Pbare de New York Dec. 11, 1851
Kiti>( K AT ST DOMINOO.
It is on tbe faith of n simple private letter that we have
announced, the day before yesterday, the taking posses
si> n by a French naval force of ths Dominican pentDsuta
of hamena. The Intelligence consequently has up to the
preeent time, nothing official about it. and must be re
ceived wi'h the reservation necessary in such a case.
Wo have, however, every rea-on to believe it correct The
fart is of a nature to ere ate sensai ion in the Unita-i flUtc,
?o sent* New York journals have immediately taken up
their wai p-n.and have commenced orying out abmit
usurpation, intilgtie enormity.
We will not lose onr tluie in taking up these gratuitous
rbodomontades and this vulgar verbiage, which consti
tutes the resources of the American pies* for every thing
which concerns foreign policy Boras words some fact*
and some dates will suffice us to demonstrate that now.
as always. It is ignorant of the first word of th? qu-stlon
and that France, in e-tabli-liiog itself at Banian a. simply
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The New York herald. (1852). New York [N.Y.], 1852-12-12. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1852-12-12/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1852-12-12.
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