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HOUSE or KEPRHETrATIVU. WEU.SL.SPAY, JILT 3, 1800. Mr Holism asked leave to introduce a resolution instructing the Committee on Foreign Afr*irs to inquire into and report m to the expeditncy of placin…
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thousand francs to be paid on the dowry of the Duchess of Orleans, as if the French people had not made p revolution to throw off all the burdens as well as the humbug of royalty. A short article in t…
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In our leading article last week, wc referred to the plan proposed by Mr. Duff Green, for the colonization of the eastern portion of Hayti, the nature and designs of which have been fnlly exposed in t…
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what both parties want, and what both pirtins I need. The Dominioans are too weak for their adversaries, for the negroes, in addition to their numbers, are savage fightiug men Andthelliytien Kmperor i…
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ships, munitions of war. etc, from being purchased in the United States and sent to Dominica The shipment of thousands of muskets would not be contraband, and the ships of war of the (Jotted States wo…
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We have wen the following significant paragraph iu several new-pa|M>r* Important Martini nt loiicu nuig ILiyh.? It in Htatod that two American gentlemen, ottieera of the army of the Doininiean Republi…
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she refuse compliance, shall we go to war, or Bxpose ourselves to the ridicule of the world, by shrinking from the fulfilment of our pledge1 Can we shut our eyes to the causes which ,re have placed us…
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j France, and thin, too, in the concerns of an independent State which we have never recog| nised! t v,isgi.ku ia inufwnofmnu ilcal luiivh tuc ICkl'in wi nioiiuvwviio ?*viii the British aud French Min…
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of the three Powers, because, by so doing, it would violate Articles I, 4, and 116, of that Constitution, and consent to the alienation of a part of the territory of the Empire. "The second propositio…
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never sought territorial acquisitions for national purposes?that it has always opposed or been inditl'ercnt to acquisitions which it supposed <ould not ho renderod subserv.ont to its own u.sos?that it…
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World Making 149 POETHY. A Drrum mi Si I'ti'inl i r Lyili.i A Caldwell .63 Advice Tlornard Lcni 29 Ahnii' M'iry< \nii-* 70 i M drummer Dreamer in the Wood*?J h Trowbridge 132 An April Kuymo \lii'? Car…
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pleasant u treat and so improving n look can he a i'ordod to children, n? parent shorn.I longer let tin ;u K without it. I Lately published Little Susy's Six Lirth-h rb>wer of the Femi'y Week's Deli -…
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Foresti, F., Consul at Geneva, Appointment .Rejected 12 t Fishery Question 5 Franklin, Life of Sir John 180 Franklin, Sir John, Remains of -171 t Free Democracy of Pennsvlvania, Meeting i of 6, 128 Fu…
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it appears, that our Government is no better 1 pleased than the Dominican Government, with the treaty, for President Pierce, finding that 1 the Dominicans insist upon reciprocity, has discovered that …
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Remittance* for Buy of the above piib'i, M always he addressed. post paid. IO llie pulni* i PAUT Ann nro it'I' k /"w k I A lil/ I I 1 A 574 No M Cfold *tr?*?*t, N? w I AYKR'S CATHARTIC PILLS, (Sugar C…
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inhabit a corner of it, and that the American Government should enter forthwith into a treaty i with these whites," for the reconquest of the negro Republic. The morality of this proposition is worthy…
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P and at times he and his predecessors have found it not a little difficult to prevent the whole 1 island from being overrun by the blacks. Let us t send a commissioner to negotiate terms with r him, …