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been pursued afford just cause for gratification.

Mr. Webster is about disposing of the complicated

Central American question by offering a comprehen

sive joint pretectorate with England and France of all

the Central American States; guaranteeing peace and

independence. The same proposition with reference

to Hayti; thus settling the difficulties between the

Dominicans and Haytiens, securing to each their rights

without resort to war.

The above rumor of a Washington letter-writter is

counfirmed by the Republic, one of the administration

organs at the seat of government, except so far as Cen

tral America is concerned. The Republic says, ac

cording to a telegraphic despatch, that earnest efforts

are being made by the three powers England,

France and the United States—to settle the questions

that distarb the Republics of the Isthmus. liis very

certain we think, that if Mr, Webster wants to gain the

presidential ehair (as there can be no doubt he does)

he will but poorly advance his prospects by such a

movement as this. It is directly in the face of Ameri

can sentiment and American interests. No foreign al

liances, especially with regard to the affairs of this

continent, has ever been the doctrine of the American

government and the American people—the doctrine

boldly avowed by Mr. Munroe and as firmly adhered

to by each subsequent democratic administration. If

ther# i§ §ny one feeling firmly .fixed in'the American

mind jt is. that of hostility to foreign,.and especially

British interference in American affairs. Yet Daniel

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The New Hampshire gazette and Republican union. (1851). Portsmouth, N.H., 1851-06-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84023141/1851-06-24/ed-1/?sp=2

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