Grant County herald
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- Chicago tribune · April 4, 18714 de abril de 1871
- Chicago tribune · April 4, 18714 de abril de 1871
- Grant County herald · April 4, 18714 de abril de 1871
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the Haytien Secretary of Foreign
Affairs, assuring him that Hayti had
no disposition or desire to interfere
with the free will of the Dominicans.
The Haytien Government, in viola
tion of the law of nations, had given
free passage across its territory to
Cabral, ami furnished him with war
vessels to attack Dominica, and the
United Slates had merely no ified
Hayti that, while ou? negotiations
were pen-ling with Dominica, we
could not allow her to make war on
that island. This the United States
had an undoubted right to do, be
cause our government had informa
tion that organizations were on
foot in Hayti to defeat annexation.
Noone need tell him (Morton) that
the Senator from Massachusetts was
a friend of liberty or the colored
man, when he so industriously spent
hie time in an effort to put the Dem
ocratic party in power. The Sen
ator could not strike a blow al the
President without the same time
striking at the Republican party.
Mr. Howe said: To-day the Repub
lican party has experienced some
thing of that anguish which swelled
in the breast of Cresar when, having
already been struck by Cassius, he
saw a third dagger uplifted by the
hand of a dear friend, and then was
wrung from his agonized bosom the
exclamation “LY tu Brute," for to
day we had heard that the Senator
who had so earnestly urged upon
reluctant Senators the purchase
of these rigid far off regions, at the
North pole, now turning a deaf ear
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his own exultant prophecy that our
city should bo nothing less than the
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Grant County herald. (1871). Lancaster, Wis., 1871-04-04. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85033133/1871-04-04/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Grant County herald, 1871-04-04.
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