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hid asserted that the Pred dent had menaced the Hay tien Republic, Bal was there a Senator on the floer who thought for é meme, that when we had aoquired the Dominican half of toe islind of Hayt, we w…
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exercised over the Dominican territory in resist ing domestic or forei.n enemies, such aid shall be discontinued and the commissioners shall not commence their investigation till the naval force is wi…
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Bomingo oi not, and we believe he bng not Been offered tha English mission, but he has been out of office »long time, for him, and we are not sorry to see Mm appointed. The Commissioners, we may rtnas…
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manipulations, are steadfastly opposed to the measure; that the great majority of tho lean ing Republican presses oppose it, and that tho great mass of tho people who support presses and make Presiden…
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The town of Opelousas, La., has been obliged to pay the St. Landry Progress SI7OO for the destruction, some years since, of that journal’s office by an angry mob. Several other news papers were simila…
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cent disastrous attempt of Spain to annex the country should bo Investigated and ac counted for, becauso they form nn essential part of the needed evidence. Tho relations of Dcinlnlca with other power…
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harvest, says the Wayoesborough lie■ cord and sickness seems to be general throughout the county. The Usurpations of Grant.—The N. Y. Sun dwells on the usurpations of General Grant. The “Protection” h…
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to investigate and repoit npon tbo whole subject, the coun ry awaits ir'ornutinu. Still, if there Is to lie annexation which is un timely, undesirable, and enfeebling It s, ould be accomplished honora…
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are to snstaln President Itsra, ,0 represents the Dominican party of annexation nnd so long as they remsln there ihe people or the United Btates will very property decline to perceive any proof that l…
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Brig Antelope, Rumtall, Havana? F Talhot A Co. Brig haven. Spencer. Havana?.) E Ward A Co. Brig Florencfe, Pye, Clenfuegos via Portland, Me? Cran dall. Bertaux k Co. Brig Alice Lea, Foster, St Jago de…
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retnruea to tins portou tho votb llu 'j'u.- -v;a ara 1 returned on the a- d tut. 'l'hetast moron. 3ut ot Ca- 1 br.ii, tavored covoi'Uy by the llayu^ii tovommeu I lsttcfliiu.1 eadjuvor u? optioBa t >o …
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the waters of Han Domingo, after the threats conveyed to the President of the Iiayticn ltepublic by our ininbt tcr in IIIH letter, and by our Admiral In his conversation, it can not lie honorably acco…
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with tlie llaytiens. Cabrel had no Domini cans to support him worthy of notice; tlie fact that he was not in command of the forces commonly styled his. the officers were Hay tiens and the whole life o…
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ment was wuh tbe Haytieu authorities. Air. Wade here said that such statements were ho at variaure with the com nonly teoeiv ed opinion iu tne Uuiied Slut*, that be felt constrained to a?k whether it …
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intention tu go from this place soma time uexr wtek to Aziiitu, and vsit the region around Oi.va. thence proceed to the north side ot the island, probably stopping at Port au Prince oue or two days, i…
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I Kit repuroeu m u mere u troiime ou tuo linytion border, and. ludeej. baez and hta ministers I uouiowledgeii tuat to-uay, They s.iy, however, j j It does init oiii' >uat to much, aud thai troop* Lave…
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the hest place to buy retiable WaTcnes, foe Diaxoxns, choice Jew. KLRY, aud DYERLING ENGLISH SILVERWARE, Diawonds a specialty, intlrenee, but was present merely to compel Hayti to respect the exercise…
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fowls. How much beyond needs of family; vermin destructive or troublesome miscellaneous particulars; what money used? Any trouble from the public disiarh- ances? Any law suits, and if so how condnewed…
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possible here; and more, that it is easy. They also want to manage their own affairs; they are conscious that they are not numerous enough to hold any position as a nation, or even to secure a decent …
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r commercial interests, but that thousands of brave hearts, already trained to a sea _ mill's life, rising at their country's peril, I shall find, ready in the exigence, tho means .1 that commerce has…
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in January, 1871, were 40,902, so that we received more than one-half. Of pig-iron, Great Brilain sent us 8221 tons in January, 1871, to 4821 tons in January, lsoo, and 8653 tons in Janu¬ ary, 1860. "…
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The population, on hearing that the commissioners had sent a report fav¬ orable to the project, armed them- selves and commenced setting fire to the buildingH, threatening to burn the town, uttering c…
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nearly tiiiinhed to the Bed river, one hun dred and titty miles furt her. On the Pacific coast, also, a large force of men is at work, pushing the road this way. The Wheat C'Ror.? The growing wheat in…
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desired to converse with him on the great subject of annexation, Many rumors were prevaleut as to the chances of the messenger ever reaching Cabral's Hues, doubts being expressed that fiaez would per-…
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n&w for we have taken the coffee on board and ar? (fboul to H-itl around 'he Mole of 8t. Nloholas and then straight for New York. KN'I) OK TH K TENNESSEE'S MISSION. The Tennessee has reu'ly finished h…
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ful island without doing ourselves the honor of calling and paying our re spects to the President ot the Haytian Republic, and we desire to express our hope that the same friendly and amica ble relati…
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bo frontier Hit a Commissioner inanswer o the letter from Howe, ut A ana,'but lie letter is delayed uutil the liaytieti utlmritiea can correspond with <mr MillPter in regartl to receiving iL Mr. Wade …
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In the absence of a declaration of a neutral policy on the part of your Government relative to the internal af fairs of Banto Domingo, the United States, despite ts wish to the coutrayy, may find caus…
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Black F r -Eaters Threaten to Bej)eat the Horrors of 1804. I'okt At7 i'.UNCR, March 7. 1S71. The following addresses :i?? ilu.st annexation were handed by th: President of Hayti to our spec! tl c ir r…
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Tns Tribune of Saturday prints the official correspondence which took place in February last between Rear Admiral Poor and Minister Bassett and the Haytien authorities, notifying them that President G…
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morning prints an official correspondence con firming the statement that President Grant or dered the United States navy to protect the government of Baez against any demonstration by Hayti, and that …
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Unfortunately, those few American statesmen who are favorable -to the scheme of Bsea forth thplr opinions from me invented ■or exaggerated theories of this man. Amoog other areemona of evident falsity…
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considar thatndschaige mast aecemrilybathe consequence of«nnexwion—lor. already fear and defiaaoe are spread in onr asmea and villages at the anaouncemeßt that the traitor Bara is about to deliver our…
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no allusion is made to the boundary question, or to the land grants. Tbe Gazette correspondent, however, adds tbat two-fifths of the whole land is under grant, one-Bah to Fabeusand Company, and one-fi…
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tbe crowded sections or to the unacclimated. These are all the points that Mr Wade had elaborated at the last dates from him, and so far as they go, he will probably be joined by the other commissione…
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authority from t ongres.? or sanction under the tkinstiiution. Sueb. he said, wa*thc testimony establishicg bejor.il question the two proposi tions, tirst, that the usurper Baez ti' mam taincd in powe…
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New York have condemned theatre-going, cardplaying and fashionable dances. Domesti*. amusements in moderation they ruthor commend. as tending to incline voung men to remain home. The Secretary of the …
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remained for the Senator from Massachusctis to bring iu a sompialnt. Mr. Morton then had read by the Secretary a dis pateh to the United States Minister Iw Bassett) from the Haytian Secretary of Forei…
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The Tribune of Saturday, ia coxSrrn- auoo 01. mis, puons'jes we cim .wr respondence of Admiral Poor, and 'our Minister at Hayti, Mr. Eassett wilh tba Haytian Government in wllich tie Pni ident of Hayt…
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ance by which this act is forever blasted that is not strictly applicable to the “assumpsit” in the case of Dominica. As in the ffrst there was an engagement to fight Mexico for Texas, while we were a…
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Bear Admiral referred to tbe strong forces under his command, and he proceeded to re ply: "That Hayti bavins tbe knowledge of ber feebleness aud of ber dignity bad taken note of the communication made…
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ty, sacred aud unimpeachable, must be adoed its imperial character as an example uf seltgov eminent, Jeing the first in the history ot ibe Alrican race, anil a promise ot the future. Who cm doubt tint…
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{<ues a precedent from which there can be Ro appeal: “The brat coulition necessary and indispecsable whica the Gov erumeat of ler Majesty requires iu sccepting he eeuscquences of BANTO DOMINGO DISCUSS…
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a complaint. Mr. Morton then had read hy the Secretary a despatch to 1 the United Statea Minister (Mr. Bassetti. Iro'm the Haytien Secretary of Foreign Attain, assuring him that llnvlj had no disposit…
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dispath to United States Minister Bassett, from the Hayticn secretary of foreign affairs, as suring him that Hayti had no disposition or de sire to interfere with the Dominicans. As a further reply to…
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ner concluded. During the delivery of his speech Sumner was listened to with extraor¬ dinary attention, and every word uttered by the Senator was received in respectful and almost breathless silence, …
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ower, were instantly seized in open violation of the nstitetion of the United States, which was as little re carded as that of Dowivica, while the law of nations in ts most commanding jiuciplos was se…
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Sumner's Speech on Hayti He Arraigns President Grant For Usurping Kingly Powers A Letter from Sec'y Robeson The Coming ku-KInx Bill MEMPHIS. TUe Nathan Murderer. Special to the Union and Americsn. vr …
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violate the Dominican Constitution. In doing this the President had usurped kingly prerogative, and continued to as sume it after the Senate had rejected the treaty, which might give him excuse for th…
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tien Secretary of Foreign Affairs, assuring him that Hayti had no disposition or desire I to iulerlere with tbe free will ot the Domin ι icans. As a further reply to Mr. Sumner, he reminded tbe Senate…
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Mr. Morton then had read by the Secretary a dispatcli to United States Minister Bassett, from the Ilaytien Secretary of Foreign Affairs, assuring him that Ilayti had no disposition or desire to interf…
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has been pursued, with alternative expendi LOIIJfresS. turcs for war ships and troops and there is The dcbate on Senator Sumner's San still that other question, ol the debts and obligations, acknowled…
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Annexation Mean War with llaptl. Another Washington correspondent telegraphs that ft seems to be the general opinion of the Commissioners that an nexation cannot take place without in volving the Unit…
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as to whether discretionary power was not vested in the president, Mr. Schurz added that, if those senators would turn to the debates of the senate in February, 1859, they would find that Presi dent B…
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sassinate under cover of night, and to devise some means for whose suppression congress was now staying here for days and weeks; vet the senator called himself a friend of the admin istration. Admitti…
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Washington, the same determination with the same disregard of groat principles, and, also, recklessness toward the people of Hayti, who have never Injured ua. In view of these things the first subject…
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lan then read from Mr Sumner’s speech the passage where he characterized President Grant as head of the Dominican kuklux, during which Mr Sumner exclaimed approvingly, “that is so." The senator (Mr Su…
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many Haytlcns had pa.-sed beyond the old line of 1777 and squatteu upon Dominican soli that, therefore, the boundary should be extended much beyond the old limits, how far, however, he did not state, …
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WashlngWn dispatch says Frederick Douglass had an audience of the Presi dent to day, a, which were present Secre tly Robeson and Attorney General Aktr man. In reply to an inquiry of the President, Dou…
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tion of the constitution of the United States, which was as little regarded as that of Dominica, while the law of nations in its.commanding prin ciples was set at defiance—all of which appears too pla…
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condemn any foreign fleet, including a Haytian fleet, doing this thing, do we condemn ourselves. The case is clear. We did not treat Hayti as our peer. The great principle of the equality of na tions …
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minica. As in the first there was an engagement to fight Mexico for Texas, while we were at peace with Mexico, which was nothing less than war with Mexico, so the present engagement to fight Hayti for…
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Governments of Turkey- aod Russia to conclude a convention relative to tbe number and strength of tbeir respective fleet in the Black Sea. New Yore, March 18. A letter or Capt. Temple, published yeste…
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CHICAGO, TUESDAY, APRIL '4, IS7I. FOREIGN. Fighting at Various Foists Around Paris. The Insurgents Defeated in Every Encounter. Prisoners BXastacred by tbo Gov- ernment Troops. MacMahon Appointed Comm…
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much feeling against tne President because his Secretory favors annexation. The President’* Ulc is threatened. Oo receipt of the news of the termination of the war In Europe, the exportation of the pr…
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the Haytien Secretary of Foreign Affairs, assuring him that Hayti had no disposition or desire to interfere with the free will of the Dominicans. The Haytien Government, in viola tion of the law of na…
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and 50 links to south boundary <d -ai I section ;;3, thence west along the south buundajy 8 chains and 21 links. Which said interest of said Srni’h in and to »i-i land, I will on the )7th day of May. …
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eludes as follows: Being an old man, I merely lay the foundation of the Empire which my successor wust cow vlete.” Kixcstox, April 8.—According to advices from Hayti to the 1st inst, there is much dis…
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ing, as a philosopher should refuse, so no reasonable a demand to give up his bull. It is a scene worthy the genius of the greatest artist. The commissioners were getting into dis putes with each othe…
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be agreed to by Baez, Mr. Sumner was unwilling, how ever, to consent to anuexatlon on any terms, and gave Fabeops his reasons. During the conversation, Mr. Sumner asked Fabens if he thought that annex…
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from Ilayti to the 1st inat. announce that there is much feeling against the President because his Secretary favors annexation. The President's life is threatened. On receipt of news ol the terminatio…
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caxi sozvzzrxao! &mHnv4 frtm Q4 Trti rag. Haytiens and political intriguer, and emissaries, who have congregated At various points In the neighboring Is-iand. These Are incited to extraor dinary activ…
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orrespondent of the New York Time*, as eing waruilv in favor of the annexation of lanto Domingo. Mr. Douglass hat an unloubted right to entertain such views a* he (leases. and also an undoubted right …
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by the Eaytiens and political intriguers. These are incited to extraordinary activi ty now by the fear of annexation. Baez, chicl in the esteem of the people, has been signally successful in his admin…
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The total debt and claims were $156, 583,159, including much that the Do minican government refuses to acknowl- dgeasjust. The resources were $79, MMIS. The Commissi mere discredit the claim of Baez f…
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wielded only their own forces and resources, they would, long ago, have been put down. Be side the Haytien aggressions other causes ag gravate the difficulties of the Dominican repub lic. Among these …
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From wl that the Commissioners could aecerta in, Jreatdcut Baez bas thy Ipspeot of a great jority ot minican people for s administrative abilities and the strong attechment of many ot the leading men,…
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be done without retracting our steps-and consenting to a iix- subordination to in-. ternatioaai law and tbe Constitution of the United States. Therefore, on the cues tion of acquisiti-ra, I ssy nothin…
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be brought about in tho neighboring Republic i but they received no encouragement In tinrsne their inuulries. Thev ask ed verbally, and through our Minister In writing, lor permission to explore in ui…
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whioh is disturbed by insurrectionary lead ers, aided by Hartiens and political intrig ut'rs. These are incited to be extraordinar i y active at this timu, by fear of annexation to the United States. …
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hnnu and received supplies throoght it, but this certainly no longer the case. On the other hand it is charged by the pzesent Do minican Government that he baa received supplies through Uayti, and tha…
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in Baez, Lis former associate, who received from him in 150%, 0 loan of 200,050 iranes; which loan, as that of 1866 by Geffrard's Administration to that of Cabral, does not uppeey in toe statement of …
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two Senators nnd the soldiers w ho.after they crucified Christ, cast lots for his garments, and the Senator asked which of the Sena tors (meaning Sumner nnd Schurz) shall have thecoatof President Gran…
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fyrt the rear administration hold the Haytien President, if any *nil unorr the Haytien or nny other flag* were found in Dominican waters, he would! sink or capture them. Uecorcludfg with the exclamati…
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dtii* without retracting our -lep# and cun •ending U sot In •übordiuation and inter national law and the Constitution of thr I' United State* Therefor#, on the question of acquisition, 1 ay nothing ti…
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and it was tried at the present term of the county court. The jury returned a w in favor of the plaintiff .f:;l ,000. Exceptions were taken the case will be appealed. B Advices from Hayti announag tha…
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which is disturbed by insurrectionary lead ers, and by Haytiens and political in triguers. and these are incited to be extra ordinarily active at this time by fear of an nexation to th* United States.…
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tive at this time by the fear of an nexation to the United States. From all that the Commissioners could as certain, President Baez has the re spect of the great majority of the Dominican people for h…
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every function of Government, with ueneral JBaez as Chief Magistrate, i ful1 and peaceable possession of all part In the Republic, except cn the Uaytien border, which is disturbed oy insurrectionary l…
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Republic, except on the Haytien bor der, which is disturbed by insurrec tionary leaders, aided by Haytiens and political intriguers. These are incited to be extraordinarily active at this time, by fea…
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exploits being robberies and piracies. Cabral has only a few hundred men, operating in the depopulated districts of San Juan and Neyba, and sustained by troops and war material from llayti. The Commis…
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Sam of the republic except on the Haytien bor er, which is disturbed by insurrectionary leaders, aided by the Haytiens and political intriguers. These are incited to be extraordinarily active at this …
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of the people, and ordering their property to be seized. Another decree pronounces the separation of Church and State, sup presses religious bodies, and abolishes na tional property. Advices from Hayt…
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notwithstanding their defeats the Com munists have rallied all their forces in Paris, and a desperate conflict would take place before the government troops could enter the capital. A telegram from St…
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Haytien border, which is disturbed by insurrectionary leaders, aided by the Haytiens and political intriguers. These are incited to be extraordinary active at this time by the fear of annexation tc. t…
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ber tried down for oil, Tlie turtle, both the green edible species and the hamsbill, are abundant in the deep sea, a few miles from land. migration than in several of our new States* The eastern porti…
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notwithstanding their defeats the Com munists have rallied all their forces iu Paris, and a desperate conflict would take place before the government troopi could enter the capital. A telegram from St…
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very last moment before signing the report. Dr Howe brought in a pangraph which he wished 1 to insert, to the cffcct th it the whole report was superficial, and that the commission had not had either …
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CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY. The Cotnmlaekmers foand the gmeiuajent or- ganized and in complete operation in all its de part meets, exercising every function of legitimate Soverumentj with Uen. Euanevent…
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by insurrectionary leaders, aided ox Haytiens and political intrigues. These are incittd to be extraordina rily active at this time by the fear of annexation to the United States. Fiorn all that the C…