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end may be anticipated Universal confusion will probaf

bly ensue with all its possible horrors. It is the dread o

such a consequence of bis fall, which is peihapr the

strongest support of bis throne Beneath its ruin*, in the

apprehension of the most intelligent, not only the empire

but the nationality of Hayti may be irretrievably buried

a mult, however, which deplorable ae it may be to

individual interests and feelings will not eventually b* a

source of regret to enlightened philanthropy '.n its largest

reuse. IVhen a nation has proved iteelf utterly unfit to

perform its duty for its own benefit ond that of man

kind. its destruction can scarcely be consliered a cause

cfgrief, and its epitath will have no claim to be written

with a pen dipped in tears. With great reepect, your

oiedknj servant, ROUT. M. WALSd.

Hon Daimei. Wf.bste*. Secretary of State.

April 13

Sir: I lea rued ibis morning from a reliable eourou that

in the report of tbe ooinmiUee whleh will be given in to

morrow, there is a recommendation lhat tbe governtutut

?hall read agents'o Loudon, Paris and Washington, to

open negotiations of it* own for tbe settlement of the

question?a step which would not only be absurd bat

under tie circumstanoes might be teemed offentlve. I

thought it my duty, therefore to put a stop at ooce to

any design of the sort, anJ seut au intimation to the

minister of foreign olT-irs. that, an uuswpr of euoh a de

scription would be regarded not ooly a* a refusal of tbe

proportions but as a alsrespestfui refusal The message

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1852). New York [N.Y.], 1852-12-17. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1852-12-17/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1852-12-17.