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dispatches, bowever, give them all,

The latest ramor from Washington was that

the Rebels had evacuated Harper's Ferry, and

Every oue of them

winica lies far from our border, aud twenty

t'mes nearer to an important and steadfast pos

session of Spain:

it tad no right to, what is that to us!

France were in like maoner to recover Hayti,

ahenated colony of mine as an independent re-

public, why did yon not recoguize her exist-

“ence!

with her?

i complaint, from interposivg a remoustralice, by

“your wn persistent policy 1"

nothing with it, just as all

there was a Monroe doctrine,

Monroe—thst iv, we preswne, Mr, John wy icy

Adoms—saw fit actually to say with regard w

future Luropean colonization on this continent,

we let it pass for whatever it may be worth;

but the Monroe doctrine of the bar-rooms and

the streets—the vulgar notion that we are cone

mitted by Mr, Monroe's language to make war

on any Furopesn power that sees fit to acquire

additional territory in this hemisphere——is a

compound of Buucowbe and bullying that no

stutesman can serion-ly suggest as a canon of

publie law, nor even of American policy, Does

avy humen being imagine that, if France should

do so foolish a thing as to take possession of

Patagovia, fortify its coaets and

its least inhospitable valleys, we should there

war upon her? Nay: should

colonize

tore mako

vew power! Or, if New-Gransda and Venezu.

distraction, insecurity, poverty, impotence-—were

frecly and solemuly to unite their destinies with

those of some great European Power, who be-

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New-York daily tribune. (1861). New-York [N.Y.], 1861-06-04. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1861-06-04/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York daily tribune, 1861-06-04.