Richmond enquirer
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two American ,'joi.iko. in, officers of the army ot the Do
minican republic, ;u ihe Inland of fluyti, have madoarrang-.
mente with certain panics in the United States for the pur
chase of a steamer, in which they propose to take a large
number of emigrants io Dominica. Wc understand further,
that eight hundred men have already enlisted for colonization
among the Dominicans, the terms offered being highly ad
vantageous to men of enterprise and intelligence. Eight
hundred Americana in the republic of Dominica will Boon
make the exports of that t-nj of Hnvti nn important item of
the West India trade. In a political view, eight hundred
enterprising Americans will tu.i onlv be sufficient io protect
the Dominicans against the black Emperor, Solouque, but
they will be very npt to "entry she war into Africa," with an
eye to tho extension of the an a of freedom. The servile
worshippers of the odoriferous, woolly headed Faustin the
First, in this country, had bet t< r look very sharp, or their
Faustin the First may be Fuustin ihe Last. This Domini
can movement is of the utmost Importance. There la bo
telling how far it reaches, or is intended to reach. Who
knows 7-[iV. Y. Herald.
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HONORS TO MR. WEBSTER..
Chablk-t-'N. 0.:>. 30? .A a'ge meeting was held here
this afternoo.-i, .it wh'cn the Mayor presided; to express the
public sorrow on account of the Uest'i of Mr. V\ebsu-r. Rt>-
solutions of condolence were propo-ed bv James L. Petigru, j
uod seconded by William D. I'urter and Senator Rhett, who j
delivered eloquent addresses on the character and services vf J
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Richmond enquirer. (1852). Richmond, Va., 1852-11-05. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84024735/1852-11-05/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Richmond enquirer, 1852-11-05.
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