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Mr F0OI E I will alate what my reasons were, and

will vote to postpone it with the greatest pleasure, if the

mn! PrfP?red to make the state

ment this moment. Ids this: there bus been s large

fund oi information, of the most valuable ami interesting

character, recently obtained by the (Vpartment of Stale

from our special agent at Hayti?advices of the utmost

importance, embracing a great variety of facts necessary

Undef"u",'1'n? ??h,rct. I |??r?, ,f .be

resolu ion '?referred to lbs Committee on Foreign Rela

none, that the Secretary of State will make it his busi

ness to attend before that committee in person, and give

us all the information necessary toenable us to art under

standingly with reference to it. I think there should be

LuuStm* T,"!nC* ,h" re#o|ution.

nm iL i I i f? ,h*t4?rt of ,h? r*""'uiion I have

nrt the slightest objection fhat is one question. But

nlfT0* ?f T" *r!n*i ,orc* th? disposal of the Pres

ident, to compel per'ormsnce of stipulstions to American

question ?0Ternn,*nt'. a different and grave

JJr 2?n?K., J* only a resolution of inquiry

Mr RKRRIkN. I understand this to be a mere reso

lution of inquiry

The VICti PRESIDENT. The senator from Alabama

was ,ust recognised by the Chair Aianama

inrM.r. ?K'N^ Th? rf"t>'",ion- "'r* M stated by the sena

tor, is one of inquiry As regards the first portion of it.

I supi-o.e there will be no objection With Regard to the

second part of it, it does not contemplste, as the senator

supposes, a coercion of the payment of duties due from

foreign governments to citizens of the United States.

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The daily union. (1850). Washington [D.C.], 1850-07-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82003410/1850-07-03/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily union, 1850-07-03.