Marshall County Republican
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gres tatirg that, in view of th fact that the com
mercial interests ot the country would be promoted
by a forma I recognition of the Domiiiic.ui Repub
lic, he had rominated to the Smate, to represent
the United States in that country, an officer ot the
same grade with ti e out now accredited to the
Republic of Hayti.
Small pox is raging to a fearful extent in many
parts of the South, and the fear is expressed that
"it will be:ome atmotpheric, aud sweep over the
land."
At a meeting of the Ways and Means Commit
tee, on the 2d, prominrr.t C.m.idi.ms who were
present submitted definite proposals for reciprocal
legislation. It is believed that the necessary
mcar-ures io this regard will be adopted by Con
gics. Gen. MeD'iwell, in command of the department
of California, is about to inaugurate a vigorous
war s.aiust the hostile Apaches.
A Madrid letter to The Jindon Timrt furnishes
indications that commanding officers of Queen
Isabella's forces are in collusion with Gen. Prim;
and siys that the belief is entertained bv some
thnt there is a secret understanding between
O'Donr.ell and Prim, the former seeking to in
duce the Queen to abdicate.
A letter from Macon, Gt states that freedmen
are being hired under false pretences, placed on
board of boat, and run over to Cuba, where they
arc sold in slaverv.
Tlie German at Cincinnati are violently oppos
ed to permitting their countrymen to go Sooth un
der contract with planters, denouncing such con
tracts as a species of slavery. Some forty such
laborers were coaxed off from ihe depot there the
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Marshall County Republican. (1866). Plymouth, Ind., 1866-02-08. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84038034/1866-02-08/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Marshall County Republican, 1866-02-08.
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