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the organ of the Whig party, wha o commends and
eulogises it, This is enough. [Lau tec] Tae arr
went is conclusive. The Union, by its own admission,
Jouds the Administration for its instructions to make
ence or a truce for ten years between the Dominican
Repu lic and the Haytica Empire, Our agent gos
fim “Goto the dovil;
I will fight with whom loase,” and The Union
commends this American Whig diplomacy. Dominica
had a right, be said, to call upon us, and we ouzht to
bave intertered and after speaking further on tois
point he proceeded to another, that of Nicaragua, saving
that this Administration, by allow ing Gieat Britain to in
Lie macifwiations of induity in
terfere in behalf of the so-called Mosquito Kingdom, did
not doits duty. It violated the Mouroe doctrine anl
made all kinds of promises to the Nicaraguan Govern-
went, and did not performthem, The Clay ton and Bal-
wer Treaty was utterly diegracefu! in all its particulars,
sited States be re- and it was to hin a matter of astonishment that it was
not held up throngh the nation to the detestation of al!
free American citizens, In fact it provides that we shall
not do os we wish, but only what England permits,
[The gentleman was listened torwith profound attention
by man gentlenten, who drew their around him.
Mr, Howanrp said the importance of Cuba to
Texas consists in thie—that if the former were in the
hands of an unfriendly maritime power it would
be impossible for the States bordering on the Gulf
to ret their staples to Southern markets, therefore this
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New-York daily tribune. (1853). New-York [N.Y.], 1853-01-07. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1853-01-07/ed-1/?sp=5
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York daily tribune, 1853-01-07.
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