New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

les, ira. .h,s -,n-s,>' hv ,he iltsr Tn - might ~
some weight IN the pTctersiOn. fae diHcfchoes D.
tweu the areas Of the tcrrroS1es % the Psfss resp.
tveiy, were -TcatcE than tlat WHICH sctCsy cNi-s II
ne rolu..arlcs between tleI were not uaufHy soo0
- u population %, S,ui1uqvcs dorl.ricns were n
conveniently crowded ~ were Likely % b'Co'as -
wilI suy apprccisbo tine A me rcvc-sc u 81 mrs
however is believed De the tguh yoo all Oh st TO
any extension q SollouCucs Territory r. however.
trcsfy %. peace should b concluded brrg'cn te psr
fes tne BOUNDARY should src.n be dehnei m fa-
iure, % leave no cause Of dispute between them r,ss'
ing
n also The Emperor Soalououe should require froE
has adversary any conce s.ons al hurn H. ac -hsrar
ter such fae hosting 81 his lsc n the u - 10
ungC even temporarily, you " III oppose e As o-iss ~
coipai be with .he SEXUAL state u the cou,ou 1 nrg
ties ard A. beng certain % leave rsncorous feeling
tie bSsouis OF tn Dominic dangerous the prre
tuity @! peace. They have SHOWN ma"a -lllntry In
pehu- hc Hsy,als n 1874, and IN repulsing the suAss
Qucnt attempts % resucucsto them FROM the Inllns.
ton IN possession OF the Department = believed tk1
,hey desire pescc let much through any conscious
ness Of inability 10 maintain their Independence a.
from wish 20 cultivate the arts o. peace and 9, Nrb~
develop the and almost vir-lu resources o. 'es-
part Of Tire ISLAND The mode OF warfare atofei ~
the Haynans impeiled, they have on torn'r ores-
sions been. not BY the hut OF dominion only mt BY
their savage antpafhy % a different = snock2c ~
humanity denounced by International law an eannos
claim and sympsthy from civilized communities
The Department understands that enc " coClouquHs
prctexts for bearing against the D0mnicans X ths
uress he can reetahlsh sytsa authority IN fheir terri
tory be cannot without tue revenue which would thcR
De collected in their ports resume the payment 81 The
Hsvtsn debt 70 France There Is some cause % appre
herd that this prcteN has rot been without influence IN
ii, Frerch council adverse 20 the Domincans Il Is
difficult, however 10 understand why should there
have made auy impression especially when u : con
siiered that the ordnance of Charles y IN lS2D, ny
which the Independence OF Hayu uOgn1ed upon she
condition Of their paying 800 1900 francs 70 France
expressly confines that recognition 20 the French pant OF
the Island. / am. SIR
verv respectfully.
r " W.L.s. E-l DANIEL WEB~rER
have always understood thar non-nteryen-
ton was one of the dogmaS Of American policy
Inherited from Washington, and that President
Fillmore was an especial disciple Of that doe.
trine How, then. does he justify such palpable
and unprovoked meddliug with the affairs OF a
distant island as is here exhibited. Ever since
this nation gained its independence and br0yely
maintained II against the heaviest odds the Uni
ted States has treated us with scorniul ndie
ference, or Jealous though generally disguised
hostility The reason is notorious. We belong
70 branch of the human family which the Amer
lean DemOcratdelghts to trample on. Butnow
az last this famous Democracy condescendS
20 notice u.s. and 10 take the management of
our business ont of our hands. Wat right
had MIR Webster thus dOgmatically TO aHlrm
that the people OF the eastern part OF the
Island are entirely in the right, and we of the
west all in the wrong But | will not under
take to argue the question here. Ii is enough
for the present TO make public these instruc-
tons 70 Mr. Walsh-whOSe conduct while here
was fully worthy OF his missiOn--and 70 leave
them to the comments of the free press of the
United States. \ NATIVE % HYrL