The New York herald
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- The New York herald · February 12, 185912 de febrero de 1859
- The New York herald · February 12, 185912 de febrero de 1859
- The New York herald · June 1, 18591 de junio de 1859
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ANOTHER REVOLUTION DREADED?TUB LEGISLATURE
WILL NOT VOTE THE LIFE EXITLMION OK 80ULOCQCB?OKFFRARD
ABOI'T TO IMITATE OLIVER
cromwell ani? napoleon?the brki africansale
of the filibuster akms to tur government,
etc.
ol'r port AU prince correspondence.
Pokt AC Pri.vck, May 15,1859.
Great PoliticalfA station?.loulotujiu'i Hanithmmt for Life
A iked for try Government?The Lqjitlahire RtJuiej to
Vote it?Geffrcari about to Drive Tltem Out?Co* of the
Hrig African, ??c.
Although you receive news from here that the country
la u quiet m limb, allow me to tell you that people who
write inch things ought not to write at all. It ii want or
time, else I would give you all the particulars going on
here.
Allow me to tell you that the President, having proposed
to the Cham bare the expulsion for life of Soulouque
and his family, as well as for that of Gen. Delva, the
Chambers refuse to do so. Deputations are coming In
from all quarters to have this proposition retaken, and the
l'resident will not do It Right he is; let him stick to it.
i The Senate will lot give up, and so, allow me to tell you,
that on the 17th ot this month the President will drive out
of the houses Senators and Representatives, and that he
himself, in my bumble opinion, will be sustained by every
honest citizen.
What may arrive after this is not to be foreseen.
Havtiens call their last revolution a glorious one?"let
pcltrou''?so many niggers picked out of dirt, made barons,
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The New York herald. (1859). New York [N.Y.], 1859-06-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1859-06-01/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1859-06-01.
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