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In the absence of a declaration of a neutral policy on
the part of your Government relative to the internal af
fairs of Banto Domingo, the United States, despite ts
wish to the coutrayy, may find cause of dissati=faction
when, from well informed authorities, we receive re
ports which lead the Government to 1ear tbat the Hay
son Goverument way be compromised by her citizens
and ry presentalives, who, so far as wo know, have re
eeived no notice from their tovernment 10 observe that
peutra'ity which my Government, in cordial amity,
uC desires aud €oants upon you to see oheervad.
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I have, &e., KRENECER DD. BASSETT.
U. 8. Legation, Port au Prince, Feb, 9, 1871.
Tho Port-au-Prince Cividisatewr, Feb. 16, in the course
of a long «riicle, thus complains of alleged acts of Inti
dation on the pari of United States oMlcials
The wro@otore of the annexation project in order to
Roculy dm gucoess have sought to exercizea sy=tem of
®owplete though disguised coercion. 1t is first the coin
mander of slip df war who arrives at Jacel to inform
the wilitary governor there, that he must be quiet (coi)
during the annexation negotiations or uppleasant conse
quences would follow. This is done without the
Jeast cave for our national sovereiguty or interesis,
which, feeble os we are, are nevertheless cutitled to re
spent. Next, a daplorantic ageut, regularly accredited in
a foro hai fawning and half menacing, renews Lie same
invitation. Theo a naval oficer prescuis nimselt! to the
Chief of State, himself, to reiterate the ame injunction,
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New-York tribune. (1871). New York [N.Y.], 1871-03-18. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1871-03-18/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1871-03-18.
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