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j France, and thin, too, in the concerns of an

independent State which we have never recog|

nised!

t v,isgi.ku ia inufwnofmnu

ilcal luiivh tuc ICkl'in wi nioiiuvwviio ?*viii

the British aud French Ministers, in which the

British and French Consuls are authorized to

menace force, if necessary to make their requi!

si tu rns effective. I entirely concur." says Mr.

i Webster, "in the views which they express,

and expect that you will be governed by

i them!"

January 18, 1851, Mr. Webster writes to

Mr. Walsh in relation to the appointment of

Consuls On the application of Mr Green,

who had been instructed "to propose to the

Haytien Government an arrangement for the

reciprocal recognition of United States Consuls

in Hayti. and Haytien Consuls in the United

Stab's,'" the arrangement not to be binding on

the United States till made known here for

consideration," the commercial agents of this

country had been recognised in Hayti as ConI

suls. The Minister of Foreign Affairs in Hayti

informed our Government of this fact, and of

the ap|sjintment of B. C. Clark as Haytien Con|

sul in Boston, and requested his recognition?a

most reasonable request when it is considered

that the overture for such an arrangement had

proceeded from the United States. But the

star ot Mavery in m the ascendant. Mr. VVebnter

writes to Mr. Walsh?

With thin request wo arc not prepared to

comply; but we are willing that he or any

other person, not of African extraction, should

be appointed commercial agent of Hayti at

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The national era. (1852). Washington [D.C.], 1852-12-23. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026752/1852-12-23/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The national era, 1852-12-23.