The New York herald
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Cabinet will answer as well as a strong one,
so long as the books are kept reasonably
straight as between appropriations aud expenditures.
Another Applicant Conine to Washington.
It will be recollected that we some time
since made known the fact that General Domingue,
one of the contestants with Salnave
for power in Hayti, proposed to Mr. Seward
the establishment of a protectorate over the
southern portion of that negro empire. The
seat of his government is at Aux Cayes, which
place Salnave has made extraordinary efforts
to take. We now learn from Jamaica that
Salnave, having failed in his latest attempts to
reduce the nanital of DnminaiiB. in nhnut tn
send bis late Minister of the Treasury, Mr.
Tate, to Washington for the purpose of raising
funds by a lease of Fort St. Nicholas to our
government for a term of ninety-nine years.
Port St. Nicholas is a fine harbor on the
northwestern extremity of Ilayti, and in easy
distance from the east end of Cuba. We do
not know who Mr. Tate is, but the name has a
notable similarity to Saxon when taken in connection
with the person of an ex-minister of
the treasury of a French negro empire in the
West Indies. Perhaps he nroy be some relative
of the Boston filibusters who are just now
making a future for Ilayti in something the
same way that the New York filibusters are
holping to make a future for Cuba. He will
no doubt soon be followed to Washington by
an agent from Domingue for the purpose of
counteracting his labors; but both of them
may save their trouble, for the plan of buying
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The New York herald. (1869). New York [N.Y.], 1869-06-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1869-06-27/ed-1/?sp=4
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