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Senator Sußaer*s Resolution

T Explained.

COBBiaPONDXNT.] I

Washing it) jr. Dec. t 0,,.

The. singular pertinacity- with which! the

President insists, upon the annexation of the

Dominican portion of the Island of Bsn |D>

min go—for, although the speaks of

the annexitionof the whole blind, itjcsa

scarcely he possible the President means to

swallow np the EiTtien portion of U without

at mil consulting the Haytien Government—

has'brought the question again before;the

country, and this time, it ie believed, the plan

bit upon will, not fail. General Benjamin F.

Sutler, the -Presidential. organ in the House,

will Introduce the annexation resolutions next

week; and, as a hare majority of each bouse

will be sufficient, -it Is supposed the effort

will be crowned irith success.

_ It must not, however, be- assumed that the

•opponents of the measure in the Senate frill

not make a struggle, as well because of the

wantof merit ot the proposition itself, aa be

cause of tbe blowtbs procedure inflicts open

.the Stuate in its executive- capacity. -1

little faith, however, in the efforts of the on

position, pitted, as they are, -against the !ex

traordinanr person*! exertion which the Presi

dent ie making.- Uoro aa a matter of reedrd,

therefore, than with any expectation that Con

gress will resist the blandishments or the

powers of the Executive, the loUowmg history

of titfmatter is briefly given:-

Foe more than twenty years Washington

has been periodically visited by a certain

General Cazenean and bis clever frife,who/.un

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Chicago tribune. (1870). Chicago, Ill., 1870-12-15. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014064/1870-12-15/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Chicago tribune, 1870-12-15.