Springfield weekly Republican

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ment appeals to the doctor’s vanity as the op

portunity of usefulness does to his philanthropy;

but then,—he would have to leave Boston. How

ever,

“All places that the eye of heaven visits,

Are, to a wise man, ports and happy harens."

We shall not be greatly surprised if the doctor

concludes to go.

It is gratifying to be assured that Hayti isn’t

going to war with us over this lease. Minister

Preston says he isn’t at all interested, aggravated

or scared, and he doesn’t think his governmen'.

is. In his judgment, the speculation is a very

risky one, and the lessees are exceedingly liable

to find themselves out of pocket,—unless, In

indeed, they can persuade Uncle Sam to come

to tbe rescue. It is still more gratifying to know

that Gen Grant is gratified. A semi-official dis

patch informs us that he does not “attempt to

‘conceal” his gratification. Why should he?

THE SMALL POX IN MASSACHUSETTS.

In default of information from the state board

of health, which ought to have put itself long

ago in communication with the local boards in

every city and town, gathered up the facts about

the spread of the small-pox, and published them

broadcast over the state, we can do no better

than to collect and publish such facts as come to

us. This we have been doing for the last six

weeks and more; but every day discloses facts

that are new and important. Most important of

all would be a list of the towns and cities where

it exists to-day, with the number of cases in

each. Snch a complete list we cannot give, and

probably nobody can, for it appears in some new.

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Springfield weekly Republican. (1873). Springfield, Mass., 1873-01-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1873-01-24/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1873-01-24.