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and cODriusr any aoinmnaicacioB which the eommeroial i

agent* of Hay ti in the I'nited States might address to it.

respecting the commercial or navigating interests of that

country and will, therefore expect that the commercial

agsntn af the United States In Hayti will receive similar

treatment from that government.

You may inform tbugtlayiien Minister for Foreign Af-

fairs that there is nothing ia bis arrangement. which

ought to offend nay just pride in this government it is

the course oroiimxily adoptsd and assented ta by govern

merits who for reasons of high expediency, may not

think prepsr to commission or iceeive consuls to redd*

at particular ports The United S ates have a oommer

aial spent at 8:. Thomas, because the Danish government

d< alines to reeognizs a consul there.

It is to he presumed, however, that, ia process of

time?end perhaps before long?if the Haytien govern

mvut shall abandon its ambitious projects of foreign con

quest- eh all devote its attention to the improvement of

its own people, and shall sneered ia that object so as to

een maud the respect of dispassionate and impartial men.

no nation whose interest* may dictate the measure will

hesitate ta send consuls to their porta, or to recoguixe

the Ilaytlea eonsuls iu lis own ports.

I am, very reipeotfaliy, your obedient servant.

DANIEL WJBSTIR.

To R M. Walsh, Isq Sio.

MK WALBII TO Hit WBBSTIR

Port au Prince. Feb 6, 1861.

Sir?I embarked et Norfolk on the 25th of la?t month,

the Strsnac having baan detained there until that date,

and arrived here on the afternoon of the 2d Instant after

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

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.