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ships and cltliens to the tuue of ttWe hundred

thousand dollars, tor wbfch they bare not been

bronght to accocnt In any ahape; and now they

threaten to invade the Dominican Kepubllc, and

m*r!«r or drive out all the white* except tWe

Who are the subjects of the Knror'ef!!! powers

firi»ndly to Tlayti.

Thl* is a subject wfirA commends itself to the

instant action cT the Government. A sqoadron In

the KattAU water* would havoa happy effect. We

have always wondered that our fillbneters have

never made Hayti, the garden spot of the world'

an object of tbeir benevolent exertions to extend

"the area." The island needs civililing and de

veloping. and, at present in the hands of it*black

|az/.aronl, is fast relapsing into bftrbariitu.

Tat on SlAtte bonds.

The Enquirer liM devoted a conaiderable amount

of editorial tt-gument for some time past, to show

that tht< tax imposed by the ?tate upon her bond*

is impolitic aud unjust. The Knquirer reasons

forcibly and conclusively: but whether argument*,

however clear upon the *nbject, will have any

•ffect, npon the Legislature, is questionable. The

Enquirer commenced its discussion before the ad

journment of the extra sessiou. but it *eemed to

have no effect. When the Legislature has levied

a tax, it i* always afraid to repeal it, because it

wtfl have to make up what is lost by the repeal

by additional taxation somewhere else.

Ashland.

This place is growing Wort- lovely every day.—

Tbe roses begin t» ftrtay themselves preparatory j

to appearing in the bloomer costume, th<> trees

are unfolding their young and velvet folkves, and

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The daily dispatch. (1858). Richmond [Va.], 1858-04-26. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84024738/1858-04-26/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily dispatch, 1858-04-26.