Green-Mountain freeman

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has been pursued, with alternative expendi LOIIJfresS.

turcs for war ships and troops and there is The dcbate on Senator Sumner's San

still that other question, ol the debts and

obligations, acknowledged and unacknowl- Domingo resolution was continued in the

edged, with an immense claim by Hayti.and Senate on Tuesday, Mr. Howe speaking at

on the unsettled boundary, which I have iCD;rth in reply to Mr. Sumner's speech of

already called blood law suits." Monday, defending the action of the Presi

X' In conclusion he contended that the

lclii"tr-'ntinteritkn a id a.-ts r war with mission of the Republican party was not

absorption at enormous cost of treasure. It ended, and be would beseech him who would

is the social and humane effect on our part, engage in its destruction to take his position

in the spirit of peace, to reconcile llayti and w ith the common enemy, and not Judas-like

Dominicaanl to establish tranquility through- stab in the back the party to which he pro

out the island. Let this 1 attempted, and fessed to belong.

our Republic will become an example worthy Senator Frclmghuysen, after an culogium

its name, and civilization, which represents on the services of Gen Grant, inquired for

white republican institutions, have a new what purpose the Senat jr from .Massachusetts

glory. The blessings of good men would at- had precipitated this discussion in advance

tend such an effort, nor woulJ the smile of the report of the commission, from which

of Heaven bo wanting and may we not alone Congress could form a correct judg-

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Green-Mountain freeman. (1871). Montpelier, Vt., 1871-03-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84023209/1871-03-29/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Green-Mountain freeman, 1871-03-29.