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Ills brother. Stephen J. Mcany, a uoll-liiinvu

newspaper man nbout Now York, has boon

piomlncntly Identified with tho Irish move

ment, The deceased was for u lomil lluio at

tached to tho Il.Utlinoro lu-rraii, and worked

upon other paper, llo leaves h wire and cbll

then, who ruble at 203 Fulton street, Haiti

more. i

llioltecoriler of Deodi.

Noticing Fred. Douglass In one or tho gal

leries or the Setiatoa fow days ago a well

known Pcinocrat remarked ton friend with

whom ho was conversing that ho (the Demo

crat) believed "Cleveland purposely 'fixed

things' ns they are in tho matter of the Dis

trict recorder or deeds-that Is, In order to

placate Democrats ho mado a show ot geltlnr

rid ol Fred. Douglass, and then, as 'sop to tin

negro element, ho nominated a negri wlu

would bo to odious as to almost certainly bo

rejected, Whether rejected or not tho nom

inee, Matthew, would bo 'hungup' lor a io'U

whllo, nnd in the meantime, by tn term', or

DouglnsVs letter or resignation D.kuUh

would contlnuo toholil thoolllci, wjiliojifio

duties wcro performed by a whllo deputy.'1

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

National Republican. (1886). Washington City (D.C.), 1886-03-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86053573/1886-03-29/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: National Republican, 1886-03-29.