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'ranee, have been for some time endeavoring to I

irorure the subrnisaioii of the Dominicans to I

louluque. We have recently been informed that

his view of the subject, hua also been adopted by

he Government ot the United States, and that

special agent ia about to anil in the Seranac to

hiite with the French and English agents to ac-

omplish thia object.

If these runtora be true, and the Dominican Keubiic

should thus be fused down into a province

f the Haytien Empire, past experum e plainly

nints out what will be the unhappy fate of ita

/lute inhabitants.

*Many of the blacks of Hayti, have lapsed into

Jolatry, worshiping serpents and other Ftlrithts.

rilIRT Y-FIR8T CONGRESS

SECOND SESSION.

IN SENATE.

Saturday, June 25, lHbl.

Petitions were presented by Messrs. Husk,

iwin, Dickinson, Clemens, \Yintiiiiop, and

ttNTON.

Sundry reports from staiiding committees were

tade 011 private cases ur local subjects.

the MismtiiFri.

On motion of Mr. DOWNS, the Secretary of I

Vurwas requested to furnish the Senate with

dr. Ellen's report in reference to the deepening

he mouths of the Mississippi.

A large number of private bills were reported

rom the House.

grants or public lands.

On motion of Mr. YULEE, u bill was taken

p to equalize the grants of public lands to the

everal States in which the public domain is

ituated.

Mr. YULEE explained the object ofthis bill to f

e to grant such additional lands to the other new

ates as shall raise the whole proportion they

hall receive to an uggregale equal to the propor1011

received by the ?>tate of Indiana. In order

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The southern press. (1851). Washington [D.C.], 1851-01-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014764/1851-01-27/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The southern press, 1851-01-27.