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upon to oomm union to thtm u a sommintion without

powsrs to treat.

They must remind the minister that their mission is

not to disease the resolution, but only th* mod* of exe

cuting the isolation of the thro* high powers, to pat an

end to the war waged so long and so uselessly against th#

nationality ef the Dominicans.

Nevertheless, to comply as far as they oan with th*

wish of the Haytien government to have a commission,

which is doubtie** consultative, directly informed by the

under signed of the necessity of an immediate decision

they will present to the commission n definite exposition

of the causes and the etyoetof the resolution above men

tioned. of the three powers?an exposition which shall be

sufficiently clear and precise to admit of ao doubt or

misapprehension. It. M WALSH,

M. KAYBAUD,

T. C9IIKR.

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[transcaticw.]

_ Fort au PRiser. March 1. 1851.

minUtar of foreign relations has soocived the not*

which the agents, he have don* him the honor to ad

dress him, under the date of 27th nf last month, in whieh

they consent to confer with tha oommietion named kr

the government ef bis Majesty.

The members of th* said commission have been ap

prised of it, and directed to agree with the repreeenU

tivee of the three powers apoa the day and hoar of the

confer*noa. jpuFRKKB

F.

PoaT ac Frisco, March 4,1161.

-sT??*. agents, ha., proeead, in eomplianoa

with the promise made by them In their not* of the 27?h

ultimo, to the minister of foreign affairs, to the commis

sion namad on tha 24th the motives whioh have Induced

their governments to demand n cessation of hostilities

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The New York herald. (1852). New York [N.Y.], 1852-12-14. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1852-12-14/ed-1/?sp=7

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1852-12-14.