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brokers that their labors are to be shared by

the fair sex. How refreshing tho time when

the bass and baritone or "seller sixty" shall

harmonize with tho tenor and sopraio ol

"buyer thirty," and the halls of tho Stock

Exchange shall exhibit a variety of costume as

diverse as the floors of a ballroom. Vio3 In

frou-frou

Tiie New Haytien Government.? Sal

nave's enemies are masters of the situation,

and, of course, are desirous of proving thai

they occupy that position. Among their first

acts were decrees outlawing Salnave and a

number of his adherents. A priae has been

set upon the head of the ex-PreBident. Tha

now government has also undertaken to regn

lato the financial affairs of the country a

ratlier difficult task, by the way. Salnave has

not yet been captured, and the chances oi

escape from his enemies are good. When he

gets out of danger will he keep quiet We

think not.

In BaA Odor The Senators ia Congress,

Pomeroy and Ross, and tho Represeatative of

Kansas, at home among their radical brethren.

Resolutions have been introduced in the

Kansas Legislature asking theae three wor

thies to resign, because thoy were somewhat

fishy on Andy Johnson's impeachment, and

because in the way of jobs thoy have had too

many irons in the fire. Ross, for saving John

son, has had a hard time of it, and his case

looks bad but Pomeroy will probably escapd

as a champion of woman suffrage. Kansas is

getting virtuous.

True as Gospel The report of Dr. Harris

that about sixty miles of the streets south

of the Park, or Fifty-ninth street, are very

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1870). New York [N.Y.], 1870-01-22. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1870-01-22/ed-1/?sp=6

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1870-01-22.