The New York herald
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iho deed. In reply tho dying man handed mib x
ronv of the memorial, which wu* thus sore to reacit
tlie notice of tho government, and immediately ex
p'reS with an expression of joy beaming on hta
countenance.
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changing CeartoelM-The Country Quiet,
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Port au Prince, Nov. ll, 1870.
immediately after the return of United Slates
Minister Bassett by tUe steamer City of Port au
Prince Ue hastened to present himself to President'
Saget to pay a complimentary visit. Tho President,!
afier expressing his pleasure at seeing liltn back
at tils post, Btatcd it was one of the greatest
wishes of bis life to sec a continuation of the
friendly relations which had existed betweca his
government and that of the United States, and ho
honed that the Intercourse between the two coun
tries might, still be yet largely developed. Ho hoped
that too revenue, which was becoming more buoy
ant, would allow certain modifications to be made
m the custom, tariff, which would increase com
raarce with the Unltod states and operate favorably
in the interest of both republics.
In replying to the foregoing Mr. Baasett naid tha?
he felt highly honored at the cordial reception given
to mm >n his return, and he felt pleased to echo tha
expression of good feeling towards the H&ytten na
tion which President brant has so lately expressed
to Uiru. lie also said that words were uot noeeesary
to substantiate this, lor his government had repeat
ed ly evinced their good will towards th?
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The New York herald. (1870). New York [N.Y.], 1870-11-26. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1870-11-26/ed-1/?sp=8
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1870-11-26.
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