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ti bad not alweys well toward the Dominicans, but the latter of whom 1 deliverad your letter. They were

ove sechTEY eng hud botu tunis to thy (raitation.) sppointed, of course, a! learning thet the F of Hayti

ou, to try be- w DOL consent to make peace

oh to ures Avy PorT-Av-PRINCE, March 11, 1851. be bad promised not to ake a thes. expres

“o this 1 replied, tat y wero the best of what In their exposé of the 4th instant, the repre. the utmost confideree is their ability to repel an invasion,

€x ack, fron: She experienc hich pues alsouiy sentatives of the three ers persisting in their refas:l of Shula jt be atresapied. it is nt the dread of baing sabju-

A Sverniaent tof Hayti uring gives discuasion upon the the basis of the proposition preset PR ons. Aho, usveseisy Of somalning Gaded sud, siich

ample reason Betiut nT) hy sy- Nhe in the rame of their Governments to that of bis ofie island Re og t aa oo Su pucifigatits

po b with taisel of could oA fot yaw Halemy, end ineisting again upon categorical AMSWET 10 of the desire and. futebtion of the these. Dearers to teen

plaxfully, to the English proverb abouts burat child to thers the fo on rgned hae the nx to traast plich that object, ile Bye, Phir painful Ee

dng fire, und, in the phrase of cacient Pistol, dis- meat. Hapety's Govora- Pexse, for which they begged us to contey their grtafal

same in Freuch unto H bain rdgment

4 the sevesity of bis mini ney SOME 0: Ey rece of bir May oy A] ve As the four rucaths to which my mission is lived have

a then weak on to sey, that all this debate was about ab- fo consul" the opinions of the country tarongh itslegitimate DFariy sxpized, Nall proceed without deisy to the Islund

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New-York daily tribune. (1852). New-York [N.Y.], 1852-12-14. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1852-12-14/ed-1/?sp=7

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York daily tribune, 1852-12-14.