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WashlngWn dispatch says Frederick

Douglass had an audience of the Presi

dent to day, a, which were present Secre

tly Robeson and Attorney General Aktr

man. In reply to an inquiry of the

President, Douglass eave his imDression

of the republics of Dominica and Hayti.

He said his judgment is the Dominicans

axe a far i uperior peuple to the Haytiens;

that ft ere !s no republicanism whatever

in Hayti; that the government there is an

despotism of the most oppressive charac

ter. Douglass expressed his regret at the

course that 8umnr has seen fit to to

pursue, but lie said that he had strong

hopes that tiuomer would change the

opinions which lv; now hold on the sub

ject as soon an he had read the report of

the Commissioner. If Sumner, after

that, sa;d Douglass, shall persevere in his

present policy. I can only consider his

opposition fractious, and regard him as

the worst foe Ike colored race has on this

continent. D uiiss strongly favors an

nexation, and it ia no I improbable that he

will shortly give public utterance to his

conviction.

Tne Onrrajrc Committees.

Wabhihqtos', March CO The Senate

Select Committee on Southern outrages

have been engaged for several days taking

testimony of various persons from Mis

sissippi, South and North Caiolina, among

lUi'm Col. Huijrinp, of the former State;

Mid several of the South Carolina Legis

lature have been examined, or remain in

the city for that puiposc. It is net im

probable the committee will make a sup

plementary report before Congress ad

journs. The j.'int committee of twenty

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Nashville union and American. (1871). Nashville, Tenn., 1871-03-31. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85033699/1871-03-31/ed-1/?sp=1

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