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Substitutes?G. W. Querean, W. D. Brayton, J.

E. Weeden, D. P. Harriman, C. Smith, J. C.

Knight, D. Clarke, George Manchester.

Tne meeting was characterized throughout by

more than an ordinary enthusiasm and spirit.

What Ovekthekw Soclolqce.?It is now sta

ted that the email Dominican army which defeated

the Emperor of Haytl, was armed with Minnie rl

_Ilea. Two thousand Haytiens were killed and

wounded.

WASHINGTON, D. C.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1866.

VK8PA8IAN ELLIS, Editor*

SAMUEL C. BU81Y, J

Mr. Smith's Bill.

The Hon. William R. Smith gave notice

yesterday in the House of Representatives of

his intention to introduce a bill to prohibit the

introduction of foreign paupers, criminals,

idioU, insane, lunatics, and blind persons.

We have no knowledge of the detail of this

important bill, but from an acquaintance with

this distinguished gentleman, and a knowledge

of the object sought to bo accomplished, we

doubt not but that he has so drawn the bill as

to command the support of every American,

and of all others who desire to protect the

country from the evils of foreign pauperism,

crime, and idiocy.

We admire the promptness of the honorable

gentleman iu thus thrusting upon the House

the direct issue between Americanism and

anti-Americanism, and we hope he will not

relax in his efforts to obtain for it an immedi

ate consideration by the House. Let us have

the direct issue; we care not how soon.

The American party is prepared to meets its

I assailants on the tioor of Congress and before

the country. Keep away side issues. Bring

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Daily American organ. (1856). Washington, D.C., 1856-02-08. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85042002/1856-02-08/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Daily American organ, 1856-02-08.