Anti-slavery bugle

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a head. We trust the instructions and despatches

of Mrs. Cazneau will be laid before the Senate and

tho public, before the resolution of Judge Douglas

is finally disposed of, (hat We may know tho grounds

upon which it is proposod to make a distinction bo

tween tho sovereignties of Dominica and Hayti.

Hitherto our government has refused to rCcngmzc

any negro sovereignty. W e wish to know what

reasons aro given lor making Dominica an excep

tion.

There can bo no objection to the extension ofsnch

a national courtesy to the Eastern Kcpublic provid

ing it can pe done without violating tho rights ol

linyti, which ouglit to he respected by us nil the

more faithfully became sho is incapablo of resent

ing such violation but wo wish to have the reasons

for mnking in exception to tho policy hitherto

pursued in referenco to negro sovereignties.

We wih tn know whether tho voto unou tho

recognition of Dominica is to sctllo tho policy of

this government in reference lo Hayti and Liberia,

or whither an attempt is to bo maifo under color of

Mrs. Cuz.ieau's fables, nnd the false representations

of those who aro connected with her in this Domin

ican intrigue, to mnko tlie government believe that

I'oininica ts nny less a negro government than

Hayti or Liberia. If so, be it our rare to see that

such representations do not obtain credit with the

country lung. A. 1 Lee. iW

LETTER FROM DR. PECK.

himself up and scattered his assailants about tl.Oj

floor as hough they hnd been so many R';l"-1

Several times they returned o the charge, and were

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Anti-slavery bugle. (1854). New-Lisbon, Ohio, 1854-06-10. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83035487/1854-06-10/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Anti-slavery bugle, 1854-06-10.