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mingo, to which lie was certifying in the New

York Nation, less than a week before these fel

lows were shot. Luperon has a provisional gov

ernment set up near the Haytien .frontier,—on

horseback, we suppose, end probably all on one

horse. There are some other people whose opin

ions wc also crave on this phenomenon,—partic

ularly- Secretary Robeson and the editor of the

New York Herald. We submit that “civiliza

'tion” demands the sending of the largest moni

tors to the Dominican waters witli all speed,

while the Little Rockers and valiant companies

of brigadiers already enrolled should lose no time

in pressing on to the seat of war. The world

must understand that this mighty Yankee na

tion is death on “barbarities,” outside of Louisi

ana.

The report of the internal revenue commis

sioner, on tbc whole, is encouraging. It shows

that the receipts for the last fiscal year exceeded

the estimate by over four millions of dollars,

and that, notwithstanding the reduction in taxes,

there has been an actual increase of over two

millions in the receipts from all sources relating

to Spirits. The retrenchment in the matter of

superfluous assessors and assistant assessors, in

figures, proves to be a saving of over a million of

dollars, while the collection business has been

equally as well attended to as under the old plan.

Mr Creswell reports that during a month of

the panic the business of 56 of the largest

money-order offices of the country increased 48

per cent. The amount of money exchanged in

this way for the last fiscal year was $57,295,000,

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Springfield weekly Republican. (1873). Springfield, Mass., 1873-11-28. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1873-11-28/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1873-11-28.