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democratic paper established that did not wane to make

money, which would attend to its business at a political

oipan, end leern something, nnd tell it. (Iiaugbtur)

This print has got too rioh. and it trying hard to ke*p

rich The Utuwt newspaper hat exhibited the utmost

possible Ignorance on the subj?ot upon whins It attnmo'

to treat cr does not express the opinions of the bot'er in

formed part of the musses the editor's archies, to

which be referred bad boon copied by the Republic the

organ ot the whig party, which commends and eulogizes

it. This is enough. (Laugh'er.) Tbe argument is

conclusive. The L'ro'on, by iu own admission lauds the

administration for its instructions to make pewe, or

a truoe for ten year*, between the Dominican re

public ant the Hayiien empire. Our agent go-'S out tlinrs,

and Boulcuque says to him. "Oo to the dovll? I

?i I fight with whom I please''? and the Vni?n

commends this American wbig diplomacy. Dominica

had a right, be said, to call upon us, and we ought ta

have lnteifeied; and after speaking turthir on this point,

he proceeded to another, that or Nicaragua saying that

this administration, by allowing (treat Britain to lntar

fere in behalf of tba so called Mosquito kingdom, did not

do its duty. It violated the Monroe dootrine, and mado

all kinds of promisee to the Nicarsguan government, aad

dtd not perforin them. Tbe Clayton and Balwer treaty

was utterly disgracefal in all Its particulars; and It was

to him a matter of astonishment that it was not held up

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1853). New York [N.Y.], 1853-01-07. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1853-01-07/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1853-01-07.