The New York herald
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- The New York herald · June 13, 185013 de junio de 1850
- The New York herald · June 13, 185013 de junio de 1850
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j tyrannical robberies and confiscations of American
property, a aum amounting to nearly one and a
half millions of dollars Here is an amount worth
talking al?<ut, and claims founded in justice which
have been long neglected. Now, let Mr. Clayton
[>re|*re a message lor General Taylor to be aent to
Ccngress, with the facta relating to Hayti. and ask
for power and a|>proprii?tions to bring the negro
scamp and his empire to ??s proper bearings. Such
a request would be promptly complied with by
Congress. Then let the administration despatch
a niHicient naval force to collect this million and a
half of dollars fiorn the llaytiens, or bring back
j the emperor and Mi court as security. Probably
un arr<tngement could !>e made wiih Darnum, of
the Museum, to assume the debt, and pay the American
claimants he having the privilege of exhibiting
the ini|>erial black chap and hi* court through,
out the lTnion, and afterwards to sell them ia the
South lo the cotton planters. We have no doubt
that Faurtin I. would draw as large an audience as
Jenny Lind. Here is a chance for our friend Mr.
I Clayton to do an act which will amount to something,
and he will get the credit of it. There is no
credit to be gained by a war with di-^irited I'ortupnl,
for a claim of |40 or ?50,U00 and that even a
very doubtful one.
We advise Mr. Clayton to go home to his dwel
i ling to-morrow rvmine, afler he ha* read the
IU' aM carefully at the Slate iK ^aitmcat as it
hi* utual cumin?aend Mark Tom over to Butler'a
for a (ration piichrr i f old ale, and while the Secretaiy
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The New York herald. (1850). New York [N.Y.], 1850-06-19. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1850-06-19/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1850-06-19.
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