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that is a question of Noroy’’ character, und an inter ference with the political rights of others that may require explanation in the proper quarters, while 1t will be the absorption of an catublianed…
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the first rank—that ony other course is dis- ola was carried the first African slave, and by the labors of a pious werk, Las Casas, was fixed upon the continent and islands of a new world a system whi…
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the same thing by indirection. —However, as the vendors of thus property cannot give a good title, we presume the Poet- master-General will look elsewhere for the land he has to buy. As the pew drama …
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J'oininicont, to arms. .et up arlso on the as mo'lay two at the same moment, as a sinfie man. No mercy to traitors'. We must conquer at any price. l*t not roversos dise.ouruge us. If wo triumph not in…
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Who is to do it The colored race will cry aloud if Spain conquers the whole island of Hayti, as she is bound to‘do, and she will not be. likely to recognize any free negroes among her subjects so acqu…
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FROM IIAYTI—APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE. 13 y the arrival of the brig Echo at New York we are placed in possession of Hayti ffles to March 9th. The Dominicans have issued the following procla mation against …
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quer or die; for death is preferable to degradation; and if we remain impassible we can no longer pre tend to the dignity of free men. Dominicans, to arms; let us arise on the same day and at the same…
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By the arrival of the brig Echo at thit port w art placed in poaaeesion of our Hayti files to March 9th. The ttttmpt of Spain to seize St, Domin go exoiud the liveliest interest in Hsyn. Ths fo'lowing…
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Knrope? Judge Rest, W. L. Yancey, Mr. Koarn u Adolphus Rost; the last two Secretaries of Lc, judge R. has his wife with him. Tho party oc rooms a', the Hotel Cubauo. They leave by a j steamer for Sout…
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ment of Hayti, and made known the passage of a resolution by the Legislature of Massachusetts, to insure its Senators and Representatives the use of tlieir influence to obtain a recognition of Havtien…
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rraii'ler ol Hominies to Mpuin. lie does not liellevo in the ai anion, and here is hi Vervi n of the businei Some veara ago what I toy row' Is drawn from llaylien uniclal ami roes Snitatia (I'reideiit…
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We have advices from St. l>omingo rat;ryiag the intelligence already published of the cession of the territory of the late republic to the Crown of Spa:n. Creat excitement prevailed in Hayti in conseq…
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dispatches, bowever, give them all, The latest ramor from Washington was that the Rebels had evacuated Harper's Ferry, and Every oue of them winica lies far from our border, aud twenty t'mes nearer to…
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cd by the numerous colony ot Americans staying at Paris." THE ANNEXATION OF DOMINICA TO SPAIN* —Our recent exchanges from Hat ti are marked by a de termined spirit ot opposition to the occupation by t…
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lic, we are estopped from interference in the matter, or even protesting against the absorp tion of the island by Spain. This is no time to in dulge in fastidious diplomatic crotchets, and at any rate…
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China, Africa and ports on the Pacific. These rates are additional to the p-emium for sea risks, which is \)4QI)4 percent. Tbe former is to cover war risks. Intelligence from M. Domingo. NEW YORK, Jun…
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Dominican portion of tho Island, and tho blacks ail mulattnes aro quarreling. Tho colore1!) emigrants from this coun try, who have been enticed thither by Geffrard, find things very different from wha…
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slaves was proclaimed; nnd "June 21, 179. i. a negro chief, Macaya, entered Cape Francois at the head of .'1,0: 0 slaves and began un indiscrim iiiute slaughter." After the deportation of Toussaint L'…
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been thirty-two days under water, She was finall raised, repaired, and sent to run between Batabauo an Santiago de Cuba on the south const. This morning's Prenza says: On Friday afternoon the steamer-…
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lo 'jiagto Spa n, the soatiieru and western per t one at the it time belonging to France, bat bow farming the black republic or empire of Hayti. I; wonid appear that the Spanish rfier in 9in: Domingo …
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Protest of i'!P United Htates OoiiMul. Pv370Il/ri0U IN HAYTI. CHJEF JUSTICE CHA3E AT HAVANA. EVMTAT19N CP ST. D031INW0, Ac., &c., Ac. The *L.?ni hip Eu, lc, Captain L.uvreuek from flavnna j 371h May, …
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The President has appointed Judge j tc escape of the leaders of "the re ptM r .u r ,T i nsi,. volt by sea, and the restoration of order Edmunds, of the General Land 023ce, I throughout the whole islan…
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open the ports, and Colonel Ricks, the ne v Collector of pensacola. The exports at Savannah are increasing. FROM HAYTI. Progress of the Revolution, etc. New York, July 7.?The steamer Manhat. tan, from…
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S naloa were stopped, to commence after the rainy season. The American schoouer Wilson Crawford, of Brooklyn, has been sez-d by the Mexican authorities at Sisal, on suspicion of emugzling. Her master …
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Ahi-t Bat, N. F., August 2, 1805. The steam yacht Clara Clarita, with Engineer Kvurett't party on board, arrived hero this morning. Tho weathsv is fine, and the clement" are most favorable tor the pro…
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imprudent and regrettable act* ol the Pomirii' ana, ia resolved. It is .-aid. to reeuine tin inauspicious work o' 1861 and to r-neoquer the lMninican repuldtr. It even appears that he hat transmitted …
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'HE HAVTIKN Rl.1EU.Io"' Steamer Chartered to Secure Preiident Geffrard's Escape. Ac. Ac. Ac. Our Kingston Correspondence. Kwobto*, Jam., August 2, IMS. larvation Among tK? Negroe*?Bad Effect of Queen …
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the midst of this trouble comes a popular revo lution. the chief towns rising against General l>i| 1 "'ntel, who has been in command of the Dominican troops, and pronouncing in favor of Cabral, whom t…
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Picsident being for life. The white half is a real republic, and a I rovisional'government has been conducting its ioIui& 1 affair for the last few years, during the invasion by Spain. Spain does not …
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very common idea of extending political empire by foreign conquest. In the midst of this trouble comes a popular revolution, the chief towns rising against General Pimentel, who has been in com mand o…
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thiamine in addition to theirs, make our most suc cessful and best Agents. Try it. Terras to agents, descriptive circular and speci mens of work, sent free bv mail, on receipt of stamp. M. W. 1EET, Ge…
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tractors wil! be held with great strictuess to the performance of every oblization of the contract, But i citizens will disregard all ordinances relating to ashes snd filth and garbage the city cannot…
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out of the Antilles, has been exploded bj Ngnoleon, and if Baez ever entertuined the iden of uniting with Haysi on those terns, be has now discarded it tor the more liberal wiley of a confederation of…
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were attended by considerable riots. Mr( lee was hooted down at Montreal- and three men dangerously beaten. Cavalry churgeJ the mob. At Eastport two squadrons guarded the candidates home. Tkirtv casua…
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Lull Dog's participation in the affair was the result of a nreconcerted arranecement between Geffrard and the Yiritieh Chorgt d’Attuirs in Hayti, Mr. spencer St John, Lnmedintely upon Salnave's succes…
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7th. A freshet has occurred in tba l'ouce river, cams tag much damage sad tha loss of one Ufa. ST. OOMINCO. Tha Traatr with Hartl Kattiled? lletnra mf ah# Dominican ConnaMaaer train the Unliad Blarts.…
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From the West Indies. Havana, Oct. 31, via Key West, Nov. 5. —An armed expedition of the followers of ex-President Baez landed at Monte Cristo, from llaytien ves sels, and occupied Guayabin. They were…
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armed expedition of tbcfollowers of ex-Preuldent Baez, landed at Monte Crieto from Haytun ves sels, and occupied Gnayabin. They were at tacked and beaten by General Tolanco. The Do minicans arc pantin…
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and an old resident of San Francisco, died on Tuesday. -The New York Times does not shirk the issue It calls the defeat a leeson to the Republican party that it bas poshed its "extreme and ill-judged …
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attempt was made to complete the work by poisoning him. Salnave then ordered Delorme to smother him, but this attempt also failed. He was finally stabbed and his skull pierced with a chisel. His body …
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complete the work by poisoning him. :vi Mlnavetbei-OTOTTCU-Teeiiflm am He was finally -etabbed and his skull pierced with a chisel, and his body was delivered to bis friends, bootless: and shirtless,"…
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thought Wi Mr. Eyre's friends that to parade the evi- dence of the confederate privateersman at a time when the results of the Commission were beginning to be for- {rain would useist them more with th…
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being a place of hittle or no importance The Bioux and the Potowatoruies were of great lmmportance on ace count of their locality and yet simply becauss a negro pulation dwells in those other couutrie…
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as tbe triumph of the Haytien revolutionists Is assured. galaave Proclaimed Emparor-ffhi Vw Una! Political Partita. Kingston, Jamaica, July 14. Things In 11 u j tl ut the latest advices (luly 9) bad b…
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mill, the Caco chiefs, had abandonedCarrefour, near the capital, and President Salnave's troops had reoccuplcd It. Soulouque's wife has strongly espoused the cause of President Sal" nave. She is repor…
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The best hope for the prescnt state of things are, therefore, that they will not last. It we are to credir the assurances of the Haytiens here favourable to the revolutionary cause, th-y are not mtond…
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recovery of the prisonewand the arrest of the parties who were engaged in this disre putable business. We look upon the affair as a permeditated one, to defeat justice of its dues. Two IIany /bons in …
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President of the Bible Society of Rockbridge oounty, Virginia, and has issued a short address to the citizens of that county in behalf of the object of the society?which is to supply every family in t…
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for ge uine sympathy, and practical aid in establish- ing a sovernment that shall be at once free, orderly, and progressive. Hayti, weak in her isolation, and a prey to internal dissensions and evil w…
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before Aux Cayes to blockade the port. All ho of compelling the submission of the city by a bombard- ment having departed, it had been resolved to attack it by land, for which purpose Salnave had conc…
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nothing. The volunteers are in harmony with him. Filibusters are reported to land every few days, and the Spanish troops shoot them when they catch them, Americans and all. Insurgent successes are con…
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should be composed of prominent men from all parts of the Union, who would open ageucles for subscriptions to the stock of the Exhibition Company in their respective States, About two months ago the H…
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be visible somewhere about Monte 1,'risio, in the shape of a naval station. The second will be seen In the public declaration of the Dominicans in favor of immediate unconditional annexation, l'he thi…
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and highly accomplished mulatto, on present ing his credentials to the President the other day made a very neat little speech. In the course of it ho said "the exalted philanthropy and the readiness t…
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ral Grant for his appointment of black men to office, and for his advocacy of the fifteenth amendment, providing for universal negro suf frage. Ho believes that all these prejudices of race and colqr …
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und highly-accomplished mulatto, on present ing his credentials to the President tho other day made a very neat little speech. In the course of it he said "tho exalted philanthropy and tho readiness t…
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tucky a strong prejudice against negro equality, which, as developed in Lincoln's policy, was subsequently used as tho founda tion of the reconstruction policy of Andy Johnson. Secondly, from tho "hap…
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Orleans." Now, the President of the United States, in cordially receiving the negro Minis ter from Hayti, is proud to speak of his official recognition of black men on tho basis of equal rights. This,…
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Wilmln (Ion, n -l; alary K Vancieaf, I irl*rn1,.,i)l;**. Babcock .1 B Vamio-en, Yoiing M fclll,"",'rr1|}"n: 1 tlett,?bnrg, t'ots .n; Annie Mat, May A Haley, Ma'V' M"\ r.? .,1, Parker; Alei Young, Youn…
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on the subject are quashed, and Georgia must face the music. Salnavk's Position.?We publish news this morning relating to llayti, and, judging from the roport, tho Haytlen President is in a Sad plight…
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which the President is reported to have purchased, and which Congress will be called 011 to pay for, consists of that part of the island ofllayti which, In 1777, by treaty between Prance and Spain, wa…
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pire under Soulouque, although he held republican prinei ples. When on the morning of Dec, 22, 1858, Geffrard raised, in the name of the people, the standard of revolt, and de clared for a Republic, t…
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this business of tropical estate. Our bargain, as it stands, is exposed to all the elements of Haytian and Dominican disorder; for it is now past doubt that the Haytians are the al lies of Cabral, and…
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never bo taken alive, Other citizens came up and gapped the fight, and the whole party went to Fort ATTY. ARRIVAL OF A NEW HAYTIAN REPRESENTATIVE IN WASHINGTON=—=BITTERNESS OF THE HAY~ TIANS AGAINST A…
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us fresh from the enforeed hospitalities of the negro-traders in Cuba, or he will bring us word of what the good folks3of another island are doing in the name of liberty and annexa tion. To drop in up…
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sloop of-war Tiuiier, six days from Port nu- Prince, arrived to-day, and reports that Sal nave was sentenced to death and shot on the 10th inst. THE LATE PRESIDENT SALNAVE. Silvain Salnave, who was ex…
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South Africa.—Dr. Livingstone is report ed burned by the Africans. Cuba.—The Cubuns claim an important victory at Guaimuro. Four Amerioan have been fired upon in Havana. Mexico.—More generals have rev…
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S3 a common soldier, and gradually rose to the position of Captain of cavalry of the North, which position he retained after the estalki Arneki of the Knipire under Soulou que, although he held Republ…
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Waiting trial. Jacmer, Feb. 9.—Over 60 of the partisans of Sul bave have been brought from the iuterior and shot, There are over one hundred in prison awaiting tial, Gen. Vil Lubin, Saluave's right ba…
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Norway in the Spring. The Carlists are again busy in Spain and Portugal Prince Hohenlohe will give place to Herr do Gres ser as chief of the Bavarian Government. Count Bismarck has been bitterly attac…
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Haytians are determined to aid the Dominican captor of Salnave in overthrowing Baez, and openly or covertly, in a volunteer, if not in a national way, there is every reason to believe they will, if th…
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plained. We are not sure that the Haytians themselves know what they want, for they don’t seem to find anything satisfactory. They have, just now, a “government” whose chief business is shooting Sahia…
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upon the Committee's table by common consent. SEIZURE OF AN AMERICAN DISPATCH BOAT. Secretary Fish, says The Philadelphia In quirer, has received from Havana fall particnlais of the seizure by the Spa…
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ton he asked the escort. rei- LouisviLLE, March 9. Port list hrama H loyd, Cincinnati to Nashville liienaaie, Pittsburg to St. Louis Abeona, Cincinnati to St. Louis; Pink Varble, to Tennessee River. R…
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land, Greece, Ueiglutn, Holland, Denmark, Sweden, Turkey, Kcuador, Colombia, Bolivia, Venezuela, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Sandwich Islands, Costa Rich, Honduras. Japan and Salvador, $7,500 each; a Minist…
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February. The bill to abolish tunnage duties lias passed the Legislative Council, and will come luto operation vn the 1st of April next. a calii— REPRESENTATIONS CONCERNING ANNEXATION. Jacmer, March 1…
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to our own administration. There is no help for it. The protectorate of some wise and slablo government strong enough to enforce and maintain the law will alone rescue Ilayti from a relapse into barba…
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By the American Press Association. New York, April 29.—J. W. Currier, Dominican Consul General, reports that Fabiens, the new Minister Plenipotentiary, from Kan Domingo, brings the roeent elec tion re…
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preier entering the Union as a State on the "Texas precedent," but as General Grant deemed a territorial period of transition best for the common Interests that plan was adopted. These points being fi…
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Another Revolution in Hayti?British Opposition to the Annexation of flt Domingo to the United States??xeontion of a Negro at Kingston, Jamaica. A Saw Revolution in Hiyil-flaccl'i Napporters DluatUfled…
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the liberal school, had secretly agreed to unite their 'respective States In a close commercial alliance, based on a free Interchange 01' commodities, and ask 11 protectorate from the United States, s…
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Bark G. W. Rosevelt, Harriman, Havans 15 days, sugar. titled to liberal reparation. They eannot close their re Bark Prederick Sealla, Waaek, Bordeaux 51 das, wise, Brig Johs Lange Nt hv yr olasses. y …
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out from (Juantanunio tint captain and two teamen wtrm triken lick, and one of the latter died at tea. Juna 7 put Into Fortiue Inland and Kent to hospital the captain, J. A. Uaino, and Imvid Garvin, W…
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letter ha* been revived in consequence of the large quantities of apurlnns paper money titiding its I way Into the country, by which all persons visit- I lug Hayti are notified by the Secretary of Sta…
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The Hnjtlcus report thj ptovlncc oi Clbuo In arms a,?alnst Bioz. It Is rumored that the prct -n led de fo.it of Cabral was, on the contrary, a victory. Baez left the capital on t ho I7t n for i he sou…
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any communication from the neighboring republic of Hayti, or from our minister there re lating to the proposed annexation. Also in structions to the commander of our naval squadron in the waters of th…
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republic of Hayti, or from oar Minister there relating to the proposed annexation; also in structions to the commander of our naval squadron in the waters of the island since the commencement of the l…
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Bamana. Senator Sußaer*s Resolution T Explained. COBBiaPONDXNT.] I Washing it) jr. Dec. t 0,,. The. singular pertinacity- with which! the President insists, upon the annexation of the Dominican portio…
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British otilcers who refused to serve m a bad cause. Emaiglng upon tho point of the alleged interference us designed to interdict Hay ti irom the collection ol tho debt owing in part by the Dominican …
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I he --enalora mlEht murmur at mm itsniuner): bai hn would r train J theun there wan a rule of moralt and nl honor, above all other rules No "oldler and no natal Qfilier abould ever consent to do an a…
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Mr, CONKLING (Rep., N. Y.), In the course of o long vindication of the President, said that Mr. Sumner h attacked tho President as ho would an assassin, The statement that because the President, in th…
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The protest of the Haytian Minister against what he deemed a menace to the independence of his country, from the President's misuse of the words, "The t Island of," etc, when speaking of the Dominican…
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und indefensible. It was not differ ence from the President in mere po litical considerations, he had substan tially charged the President with usurpation and crime, and had com pared his Administrati…
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inquired in and to tlio following described real estate ty wit: South east quarter of north-east quarter ami’ w/ir'Ti' 1 r, r 'loarter. in section toe re (1.) town four (4), north of range five, (ft),…
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nounces u spick spun new subject at De Garmo's, Fifth avenue, for Saturday evening. It is "Home, Sweet Home," from a souil-serlo^s point of view* HA7TI. llow the lluytiens Reccive the Annexation News.…
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another form of examination; and if ho finds him good ho keeps him, which assured tenure is the essence of administration. A man has no more actual right to bold office than ho has to bo one of the Tw…
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system of the most inveterate guerilla war fare, which they are resolved upon carrying out to the extermination of tho whole Hay tlen people, before they will submit to the shame of annexation, as pro…
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volunteer regiments were af once formed for that purpose; and on the occasion of the anniversary of the taking of Port au-r rince by the existing government, volunteer militia to the number of three t…
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Mr. SntNBB offered tbe following amendment Provided further, that If there he any naval force stationed In Dominican territory such naval force shall no with drawn and lr any power be ?xtsralxed over …
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relations between tiie exia'ing government of Dominica and tho neighboring Republic of Havti;andas to the pendency of any clam, territorial or pecuniary, by tho latter ii) on the former; and whether a…