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the .South. Wc are in the dark, and wc wish (o get

out of It. The Enquirer has it in it* powor to relievo

our own and the public anaioty upon this matter, and

will it not promptly and unhesitatingly do it f We

have faith that it will. So, out with the secret.

AojciaiTioa or a Pear raow Domain.—The f’ort of

Haitians said to have bean ceded to the (/sited Stales by

Dominican government, is a small island separated

burn tbe north coaat of Hi. Domingo by a osrrow rh.nnel

sod by low nar.hy ground#, The point of he Idtnd it

lied Cape Hamana.

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\lrglala Whig Sentimenl

IV*'continue our quotations Irom llic Wing press

of Virginia in respect to the incendiary resolution* of

the New York Whig State Convention. We canuot

t'K> much admire Iho high, patriotic, and independent

tone of these journals, each vicing with'the others in

their devotion to the South, and animated by an in

vincible determination to defend her rights at all

hazards aud to the last extremity. Love and venera

tion of the Union too, brt®be in every thought and

sentiment; but it is an affection for the Union as our

fathers ordained it and intended it to he, not as fana

tics and abolitionists would uiake it Not the Whig

press of Yirginia alone, hut "nearly tho entire Whig

press of the South have spoken out iu reference to

the New York plot, in terms which no man, North or

South, can misunderstand. And if there is any loy

alty, any conservatism, any patriotism, any love of the

Constitution and the Union yet abiding in the North,

now is the time for it to manifest itself in one vigorous

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Richmond daily Whig. (1854). Richmond, Va., 1854-10-07. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84024656/1854-10-07/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Richmond daily Whig, 1854-10-07.