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this induces me to offer you the following observa- this Herald communication? Does Mr. Hogan bring

tions, by way of antidote, which I hope may receive provosals from San Dominzo to brinz that island

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the addition of all the facts in possession of these Es our Faves of freedom? Hon what can

i a meaning ol the Praises so lavishly bestowe

best acquainted with the affairs of that mach-wrong. hibits oan Ap rr a Ln bestowed

d or i this o1licial, upon Ks position, climate. ferti! wr

ed and traduced people, the Haytiens—in contradic- &c. includ nz even tts salubrity? Its proximity to

ment, which admits Romanists on its soil to preach tion of the baseless aspersions of this writer, sup. Cuba and Porto Rico, to the Spanish Main and Vera

and to teach freely and without molestation their ported or unsupported by the promised Report. Cruz—its advantazes asa Neval Dépat and Mili-

religion and their views of the Gospel of Christ,| Few who know Mr. Hogan wiil be prepared to tary Centre, &c. &c. are enumerated in terms to

ougit to demand the same privileges for its own rely upon his assertions or opinions with regard to net thie presumption that this peradisiac island”

jasitizsns under Romish Governments. It is but an tha political interests of the people npon whom he By bookag EO Ds rng by our cham-

Reto! bare justice. Why should Romanists have hag peen foisted as a Minister. 1 would not place pips OF a. I

the privilege every where of exercising their the slightest confidence in his representation of any h Be Si 0 yor what I have wriites, us

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New-York daily tribune. (1845). New-York [N.Y.], 1845-12-26. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1845-12-26/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York daily tribune, 1845-12-26.