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a oents, to me society or church. Her

reputation as a ready writer and fine

public speaker is well sustained from re

liable sonrees.

Senator Morrill thn or tne

cise the statistic gwen in regard to the by Banto Doming, 10,000

trAa t oia t. j -.a- sqaare miles are reported to be held and occupied

n 1780 Ae t?aS T1'- r tU t.h8t byCabralor by Hayti. Did the Commisaionew

Halt? wlln.il 6 .L8land' ,Dcladi.DK Penetrate this part of the Island!

lT Wa! qQ1Ae 'Ke. the cornmerce has Finally, no Dammic-n can be Wallv bound b.

.T u B.Da. t0t7 h 8h0 WD 7 compact .hioh carries with it territorial sov-

innbinati

i n .i n

t n o nnuinArn nr.rpa win iB.kn aap.

tlooa for the enlisrhtenment of that ranp

or do anything which will elevate the

colored people above dependence. In view

of these facte tho ri-ka of iha

ought not to be multiplied.

A COSTLT ELEPHANT.

The Senator continued with nn nrurn.

ment that instead of th Tiav nf Rmnm.

beinor needed as a harbor for tha

-T f i now iorsaKen ir, and bintorv has shown

ton of our commerce, ,t would be a costly th,t when once ;uch ig the fJaJ

a- i a .j ,i j. "a cu returns, lho total value of the eiDorts

tirely outside the ordinary routes of com- 0f the inland in 17Q ,araly 8,8Q5,ea5,

mrroo. U, a.1. .M Al At -T

rru. j.!..,. a. rr a I imiro tuna me oiry or rort

1 he fact that the innpn. uut r.nt 1 1 j

iaJ a muu now annually senas over the Urand

uu w,ln nve nnnarea Trunk Railway. This was in the hwrht

men and nine alart nangiur rennrf nr. .i .i.

r tne prosperity ot tbe island. He then

on board, was as much lost to the world Ctlned attention to the fact that th

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Rutland weekly herald. (1871). Rutland, Vt., 1871-04-13. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84022367/1871-04-13/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Rutland weekly herald, 1871-04-13.