The New York herald
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tli u of the inland without .ucceea.
On the tiret of May I left Port an Prince in tba Ffahah
war steamer, tha Crocodile lu company with tha Vraaeb
agent and proceeded to the ol'y of St. Doinioga. There
we rommunloated the result or our negotiation! to the
Dominican government
It was one with which tlicy could not bo well satisfied;
for. though It relieved them for the time being from ap
prehension* of attack it did not alio w thetu to lay aside
their arme ?ud devote them-elve* to the puraulta of
pence; and they exprented a strong hope that the three
power* would continue th'lr friendly interposition antU
the lidcpendenoe of th? republic had been secured
That result can only be ac -otnplUhed by coercing the
Haytian government. All pnr*ue*ioa and argument are
tbrowa awny upon it. all sense af duty and justice and
right 1* merged by it in sanguinary ambition and fare
oious vliidb-tiveneea. The Dominicans will liatea to aa
terms wliioh do not establish their national aover
eignty, whioh they have eo long and eo successfully da
fended.
They wbuld prefer total extermination, as they declare
and a. tbeir conduct demonstrates to falling again ander
the aire clous despotism which they have shakan off; ead
every consideration of interest, of jaeUoa. af hnmnhity
demands that their Independence should ba placed on n
secure and permanent? basis. I have the honor to ha, for,
with great respact, your obedient servant.
ROHKRf 6I0YDAN WALSH.
Hon. Daniel Wr.wrraa. fecretnry of State.
FOREIGN NEWS BY THE NIAGARA.
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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.
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