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an honest sentimentalist.

Charles Washburno has hung on to tills fight

with the heaviness of a king-crab The naval

men have not been without influence, and

they have succeeded in dividing the Foreign

Affairs Committee In the House. 6.lth, Banks,

Wilkinson, Myers, Ambler, and Judd, have

sustained Washburno. while Swann, of Haiti

more; Wood, of New York; Willard, of Ver

mont, and Sheldon, have represented the na

val folks. There is little doubt but that the

House will denounce, in proper characters,

the action of these naval people, and that a

court-martial will be called upon their cases.

Admiral Godou, tbo chief offender, will bo

C 2 yeirs old next summer, and should bo re

tired but it is alleged here, in naval circles,

that bo has not made a proper return of bis

ago by two years, and that a letter baa boon

discovered in the naval archives which shows

him to bo 62. and not GO, as ho returns. If

retired, Godon will got half pay for tho rest of

hia life, and bo a nobody, while if kept in the

navy, ho will continue to get foil pay, and

have tho right to boss our foreign Ministers

to his heart’s content. Davi*, Godon's associ

ate aristocrat, commands the Navy Yard at

Norfolk, Kirkland is atilt cruising off Monte

video, while Bamsey bolds a position in the

Washington Navy Yard

Bliss, who had nearly been hanged by Lopez,

1 is now Secretary of Legation to Mexico, nuder

cur Minister Nelson, of Indiana. Bliss was

appointed mainly by the exertions of Secre

tary Fish and Senator Fenton, and his pay is

twenty-two hundred dollars in gold. He is* an

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Chicago tribune. (1871). Chicago, Ill., 1871-01-16. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014064/1871-01-16/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Chicago tribune, 1871-01-16.