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UuPE?-Hundreds Of cases of Scrofula, in
is worst stages, Old cases Of Syphilis that
have denied the skill of eminent PHYSICIANS,
!slcu 'natic> who have been sufferers for years,
anu the victims Of the injudicious use of
N::curv. have been radically cured by DR.
TUFTS SARSAPARILLA AND QUEENS
DELiGiIT. 1t is the most powerful altera-
.ivc AMI blood purifier known. 1t is pre-
scribcI ~ very many Physicians.
Nur Il 33-2t.
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The Brazilian Government mas made
extensive arrangements for Coolie i'm
portations. The steamer Haswel, from
Hamburg for Sunderland, hove to after
the second shot from French iron-clad.
She showed English colors, was boarded,
and allowed to proceed.
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,]nstin McCarthy's new story is to begin in
the September Galaxy. 1t opens in London,
bu. it is evident that the scene must soon
change TO this country. The great reputation
Dir. Mccarthy has made as an eSsayist, will
cause this novel TO be regarded with pc
cuiar interest. The tide is, Lady Judith
\ Tale Of Two Continents.
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E@sy~ D EID DICKSON s
G:ca: Book on Farming now out. No farm
erS library complete without it. Bound in
cio,h. extra, 81; Sheep, $3.50; Half Moroc-
Co. >3. Orders received at this Office. Good
caava>>ng agents wanted. For terms, ap-
piy d; this Office.
June - 25-:f
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NOTICE..

A CONTRACT for building a BRIDGE
across Heller's Creek, in Heller's Township,
on the Columbia Road leading from Hen
derson's Ferry, will be let out to the lowest
bidder, and PROPOSALS for the same will
be received until the oath August. 1870.
Bv order of the Board County Commis-
sioners, Z. K. hlN0SAOkE,
Au.. 10, 32-3t. Clerk, B. Z. c.
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Cheap Reading.

owe have made arrangements with the
proprietor of the CAROLINA FARMER, first
class, cight>page Agricultural Weekly, pub
i>'l",i Ut Wilmington, n. c., to club that
tnurral with the HERALD, al 81 IS per year
;"r the swo, TO all new subscribers to the
Farmer. Specimen copies of the Carolina
Farm =, ~ be seen at this Office
E.L 0H S-,f
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of Ficri Facias to me
directed, will sell on the first Monday in
September next, the following property,
viz:
Two (2) Store Houses and Lots in the
Town OF Frog Level, bounded Main Street,
J. ". kibler, D. Kibler and Others. Levied
on at the snit of Charles Beach Sims, sur
vivor VS.. L. c. kibler.
Terms Cash. T. u. PAISLNGER,
Aur :. -S4 S. INC.
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- PRIZE STORIES-S300.-
The Proprietor of the "YoRKv1LLE ENeU1-
REx offers THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
N prizes for the best ORIGINAL STORIES
d"?ivcrc TO him by the first Of October,
1879. For further particulars, address
l.. N. GRlST, Yorkville, S. c.
Ju'" %, 23-tf.
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LIGHT. PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE E
FMrLOYMENr guaranteed TO persons in
every part of the country. Suitable for La
dies 0. Gentlemen, Boys or Girls. Address
XIX CENTURY PU UBLICATION CO.,
Charleston, S. c.
~ TS-.r
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Commissioners Notice.

The Sub-C Commissioners of each Town
ship are hereby notified that they must
cause the Roads to be worked in their res
pective Townships, in the next fifteen days.
By order of Board of County Commis-
sioners. +. X. hlNGSAOEe,
Aug: II, 33-tf. Clerk B. e. Z.
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s.s3 FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
DIR. L. II. WERTS is respectfully presen-
ted &c the citizens of Newberry, for their suf-
Scage II the ensuing election.
May t, 1S-tf. NEWBERRf.
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.--%@>,

TUE STATE SuSDAY-scuooL CoNvEN-
TIoS.-The minutes of the convention,
lately held in our city, are now ready.
I will send each delegate by mail, direc-
ted to their respective county seats,
(where their postoftice are not known to
to me, } copy. Others interested in the
cause, who may wish a copy, can pro-
cure one by calling at my Office or writ
ing me by mail.
Papers throughout the State, friendly
to the cause, will oolige by copying this
notice.
j. n ROBSON,
Chairman Committee on Publication,
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n"LOVE SOUGHT IS
good, but given unsohght is better" A
good Tonic ike SUxTEK BlgTERs does not
require to be sought, for its virtues ate known
and appreciated by hundreds
Au0. "a. 34-tt
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NOTICE TO ALL.

ALL PERSONS indebted to ABRAMS,
GRIFFIN & HARGROVE, are notified to
call and settle their demands by the 18TH
SEPTEMBER. This notice includes all,
and We are in earnest. We mean what we
say.
ABRAMS, GRIFFIN s HARGR0VE.
Aug. -, 34-.f.
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We will send the New York Bee-Keepers'
Journal and National Agricuiturist and the
Herald both for one year for 80.
address T. 7. s. 4. II. GRENEKER,
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?. w. &R. S. CHICK
(At Stewards Coruer.)

Cat SteWart's Corner.)
EAVE full Stock of Goods bought for
CASH, which they offer to sell LOW FOR
CASH. Consisting Of
A large and varied assortment Of Ladies'
Dress and Fancy Goods of latest style.
Notions Of many and choice descriptions.
Gentlemen's and Boys Spring and SUM-
mer Cassineres.
Large lot of Mems and Boys Eats at very
small profit.
Heavy stock Of Bleached and Unbleaehed
Homespuns aud Striped PhidS.
Good stock Of Boots and Shoes top hel
and Boys.
A nice lot Of Ladies, Misses and Chill
dren's Shoes, of Moore, Larrabee l. Co.,
warranted.
Tea, abundant aud good.
Factory Yarn by the wholesale and retail
equal to any Yarn made in the State.
Fine lot Of Cutlery, Tools, Locks, and
Hardware generally.
Saddles, Harness, Brides, Whips, So.
Guns and Pistols.
Sugar, Coffee, Aolasses.
Plain and Fancy Soaps, Pepper, Spice,
Ginger, Soda and Starch.
Large lot Of Hoes, Shovels, Spades,
Scythe Blades and Nails
Tobacco and Segars.
Landrcth's Seeds of various kinds.
Stationery, Ink, Pens, Pencils, &c.
Kerosene and Turpeutine.
Lime.
They propose to sell goods to the salts
faction of all who will patronizc them
At Low Rates and short Profits
Fer Cash.
Call and examine thsr Stock and judge
tor yourselves.
They are also Agents for jacob B. Rit-
ter's celebrated improved old Anchor Band
Boiling Cloth.
P. w. CHICK. B. s. CHICK.
Apr. 20, le-tf
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~ T 81 E n 3 n B E r OF
things considered remarkable in any partic-
ular age or nation, gradually diminshes with
lapse Of time, so that few persons or events
that once commanded attention remain
known or conspicuous. Such has not been
the fate of the "Old Carolina BItters," the
records Of whose efficiency in the cure Of
ellis that flesh is heir to- have become an
heirloom in the whole Southern States.
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Remember, this offer will be kept open fos one
month only, after that ne will demand the usual
price.
Every Union Reform rn2u should take the pa
per. and We make this liberal offer so it may be
within the reach Of those who now find 1t dnh-
cult to subscribe.
We respectfully ask our readers to make known
this offer to those Of their friends who are not
taking the paper. Aug. 10, 32-t
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- VIM. II. Bernard, Proprietor of the
Siar Advertising Agency, Wilmington, \. c.,
j. authorized TO receive advertisements for
taiS paper 1T our lowest cash rates."
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Buy the best! Wineman's C-ystalized
Worm Candy.
Aug "a, SILT.
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Indueement to Take the Cam
paigR Paper.

The campaign is now open, it is an important
one great interests are involved, vital issues at
stake, and events are daily occurring which it E
important that people should know. Our dis
trict hould be awake, and they cannot keep up
with the :ines without paper. The blissful ig-
norance which it would be folly to enlighten
won't Go now, we must be informed on the agi-
tatng questions of the day, the prospects, and ne
cessities and duties Of the hour. No man should
trust to hear say, to his neghbor, for the infos-
nation in his own reach. Read for yourselves.
Take your district paper, and others also if you
can afford It, but first Of all take the district pa
rer, and to place it in the reach ofal we propose
To reduce the price
For all who subscribe within the present month,
And offer it to single subscribers at $3.50 fos the
year,
and to clubs Of ten at 50.
Besides we will give years subscription to that
excellent agricultural monthly, the
Rural Carolinian. to the
getter up ofelubs
Of ten, free
of coat
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-. AHEAD OFTHENORTR

In n NY things the North has for long
tirlc been ahead Of the South, merely because
oar pcoH!e have neglected their natural adj
vIH;a-eS. In nothing was this more palpa-
blk thc case than in the manufacture Of doors,
>;t>ilcS, blinds, uouldingS, SC. This vas no.
;;red by Mr.. ?. p. roale. an eDterpriSing
Ch%rlcStouiau, and he has now one Of the
largest and most successful manufactures of
doors. sa>hcS and blinds in the whole coun-
Nv. See his advertisement.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
BRAZIL.


L. s. MINISTER BLOW CONTEMPLATING THE
GOVERNMENT ON THE RETURN OF PEACE
IMPORTANT EMANCIPATION MOVEMENT IN
THE EMPIRE.
Adyices from Brazil to April % state that,
on the 9Th the Minister of Foreign Affairs forwarded
circular note to the Diplomatic Corps, officially an
nonncng the termination Of the war in Paraguay. In
the course of his reply to this communication United
States Minister Blow after congratulang the Govern
ment on It's return 10 peace, significantly added:
"Iwoud do my Government the greatest injustice,
Sir did not af express to the Imperial govern
ment and the Allies my high sense Oh OF tne 20 the eS
ME of Para In their weakness the rght OF setnhg
their own form OF government, aud choosing the own
rueTs ~ Parasnayan Republic firmly established the
uecia care OF the Allies without being endanRered
either will again become prosperous ana nspy, anu,
tX of nndsturbed and peaceful relations on the Ayer
plate friends and alike will rejoice IN the 9ny COLT
peusaton that flow from the trying oroeai through
ma9cnstion movement Is In full progress through
out the Empire and the public Journals contain nuer
Gus references 70 IT, u, s,.o.,, ,as haep forrned
at Rio de Janeiro with Commander Jose Lu1 VIC
Sales President. -. -. arro,rtad n
Committee 10 call upon the ladies OF the city 10 invite
them 10 form an Emancipation Society ike that
lied in Rio. considerable number OF LADIES' ~ asnoea ~
carry out the project, ana ineeuhs ior tno P' -
organization will soon take place; .,,, Al, ,,oozo,
n MadAos Amazonas the 9th Of March, the Amazon
Emancipation society freed four niue gris o1 a ~ cr,n
grl belonging ~ Joao Ignacio Rodrigucs de euo' @
aud this gentleman returned the purchase money Yc
10 the Society be applied to the freedom OF another
slave girl. A., ,.u..,., ann
nen on an offer ON part OF the Premier TO lease MS
property and slaves for Ave years: ~ ,,,,,
eonVicton OF the durability OF the slave institution ui
changed Empire; bat. in presence OF the nterna
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
THE GREEK BRIGANDS CODE.

1t has recently become known that the fol-
lowing singular regulations form the code OF the Greek
brigands 1t is q strange instance of law by men VINO
repudiate all civil law:
/ Every man belonging band found guilty OF trea
son shall have his hands cut of as exemplary PUNISH
ment. III, ,o
H. In case Of a repetition Of the ofense, he VIII DC
III wealthy prisoners will be released only by paying
RANSOM and swearing not TO give any " '0
IV. Prisoners who are not ransomed viii be put to
death. ,,..u -. o.r
" When the named ransom Is not paid IN full an ear
is to be cut from OF the prisoner as the nrst htaon
of the respite accorded before putting him 10
VI Prisoners ransomed must be reransomed tney
fall again into the hands Of the band
VII. All men belonging to the armed forces VIII pe in
mediately shot, ..,-,.S ..o
greatest respect and indemnled for the cost OF M
TX During some days between the payment OF the
ransom and the liberation Of the prisoner he Is 10 DC
the cost OF the band with the view o
Studying his character. II he wears beard, IL Is 70 DC
cut OF before his release a., ,., A.. .,o
Government will be shot a.. ,.,a
XII No one can be received as member or the Daho
unless he has previously committed criminal act
Kill In captive escapes, his Keeper VIII DC heiu
XIII Marauding Is strictly forbidden. All sheep of
coats taken must he fully paid for TO the owners
xiv Expiatory offerings shall be made to monastefies
wv No cruelty OF any kind Ia TO be used toward the
i,ncrs VIII, are 10 be treated In the respect as
pp,smhers of the band Women are 10 be scrupuousiy
respected.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
THE INDIANS.

PURSUIT OF THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILROAD
DEPREDATORS.
ST. LOUIS, May 22.-Dispatches received at
headquarters yesterday say Gen. Forsyth in close
suit Of the Indians who recently attacked the working
parties the Kansas Pacific Railroad, with good pros
poets Of overtaking them.
PROGRESS OF THE RED CLOUD DELEGATION
CHEYENNE, May 22.-Red Cloud, John Rich
ard and sioux left Fort Fetterman this morning
for Washington. Ii expected they will reach Cheyenne
by the nth inst.
SPIRIT SPRINGS, KANSAS.
WArERvILLE, Kan, May 17-Spirit Springs
are on beautiful plain extending far the eye can
reach and bounded two sides Limestone Creek and
Solomon River. Belts Of timber mark the windings Of
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE

oryrcI,L FORMULATION OF THE RESULT OF
,uH Observation-Disclosures III OF THE EMPEROR.
PARIS May "a, 1870
Yesterday. the Emperor Napoleon met the Legisla-
.re bodies in solemn assembly in the Sale dEtat.
,,d received from deputation of the Corps L6gis-
l.tf the result of the lebsctum His Majesty, with
,he Empress and Prince Imperial, were greeted by
,he Deputies and Senators with Gemonstrative
enthusiasm. NJ Schneider addressed the Emperor
IN behalf Of the Legislative bodies, when the En-
peror replied follows:
sr Receiving from your hands the result OF this vote
nv impulse is TO express gratitude 20 the nation
which thus 70 me for the fourth time In twenty
years the signal evidence Of its confidence. Universal
suffrage. tho elements OF which change increasingly,
Guides its traditions the certainty of its instincts, the
aleity Of It's sympathes. The pte6scffun had Tor It's
soe oce e. nc & pS 'e Pe"pe OLA or n; he
ec With is opponents its purpose became greater s
ra,oluton The nation has settled the question In favor
o. that system which guarantees order and liberty To-
M the cmpirc is strong hut IL will show its strength by
i moderation. My government viii execn,e lne Jaw. ams
whou; parslty weakness. 1t viii not deviate rom
To- line marked out for IT, .,.,u ..o.o,
Respecting all the rights of its subjects Il VIII pr9ec,
all and al their interests, without the thonght OF
dissenting hostile maneuvers Bnt ~ VIII "a also 20
owe an controversy Freed from the constitutional
DuDstOns which have kept them apart Its pes, spnls
.t.ution which the country has sanctioned: Honest
persons of all parties will now unite osoften the asperi
= N
e eoutagon Of false doctrines and 10 augment Dy al
Lawful means the grandeur and prosperity OF France.
e la labor dusc instruction, to simplify admins
ttc measures. to introduce into the code amenora-
% m favor Of the agricultural interest aud to develop
,.sblic works We shall give our time 10 the reduction
ard best distribution Of taxation. Such Is our pro.
mme, which, realized will increase the progress OF
civilization. -, .
thank you gentlemen, for the aid you have gwen me
a. fms occasion The votes, which raty those OF le4s,
l aud i52 rearm your powers and give you like me,
m "a force 10 work for the nation. Now more than ever,
NAV We De fearless OF the future for who oppose the
Trlsrcssvc march of the regime which great people
amid political troubles, and which Is thus rort-
ne iu an OF peace and liberty
The public buildings, churches, cafes, and some
private houses were illuminated last evening III
honor Of the declaration of the ptebtsotum. Inc
public streets thronged with people, but no dis
order occurred.
The publishers of the Steele Rereil, Rdppet and
frr.ir National have been condemned to lmprisOn-
m,nt for one month"; with fine of 1,o0O fraucs, for
in. publication of spurious proclamation over the
.a4iure OF Louis Napoleon.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23

ner once OF Regent and the following year the Cortes
alPted Espartero to m that Office until Queen Isabella
snouu nave reached her majority. He discharged the
Hegai duties that thus devolved him with energy,
nrunhess and ability. In lsi3, however, political
he sailed for England and resided there for four years
In sI ne returned to SPAIN and for seven years nved
quietly at Logrono. An insurrecon among the people
rssntng In the expulsion OF the Queenmother brought
EsarerO into power in 1884, but two later ne was
supplanted by Gen. ODonnell. This event caused by
the antagonism of O'Donnell, was followed by insuf
rections successfully at Madrid, Barcelona and Sara
Epartero did not seem to favor these demonstr
tons in his From that time until the inception OF
the revolution of he taken prominent part In
political action. He active in the movements which
resulted in the fight OF Queen Isabella aud his succession
to the Regency He is generally regarded as an honest
man, a gallant soldier, and prudent conservative.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
THE NEW DOMINION.

THE RED RIVER TROUBLES-AN AGENT OF REILs
IN CONSULTATION WITH THE FENIANs-
CHICAGO RUMORS.
CHICAGO, May 22.-An agent of RiePs, named
Perrean arrived here to-day from winnepeg who 1t
believed has come to consult with Gen. ONeil Perrean
has been I'm consultation with Chicago Fenans but as
they are opposed any Red River expedition which hey
deem foohardy and dangerous he mas me Ia5 ent
upon making an attempt to intercept the Brsh troops
while their to Red River and tnat rsrreah @ peas hs
rean states that the mission OF Bishop Iache 70 hsd
River was an entire failure, and that kel meyer sa9 nc
stated here quite freely by Fenians OF tins CITY ti
Nj C. Smith and Lieutenant-Col b. +. Wash Oh oaillor-
MIA are 10 meet ONe border where, bringing
with them as the quota of California 900 equipped NEIL
ONeil is to be here next week.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
GREAT BRITAIN.
ENGLISH NEWSPAPER ToPICS-THE DERBY.

ENGLISH NEWSPAPER TOPICS-THE DERBY
LONDON, May %, 1870.
The OBserer to-day regards the closing by the
United States Government of the Sault st. Marie
Canal 10 the Red River Expedition as an act OF
studied unfIiendness.
The London Spectator yesterday had an article on
Municipal Corruption in New-York City" The
writer regards the evil incurabe, but credits the
whole newspaper press with having spared no effort
10 create a better public sentiment.
The London Times ridioues the Portuguese revolu-
ton characterzing nation PROSTATE before an oc-
togenarian general as a grotesque spectacle
The prospects for the Derby day begin to brighten.
The betting indicates that there will be larger
field than was expected, and the race better CON
tested.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
GIRARD COLLEGE ANNIyERs AIRY.

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-The Seventeenth
Annual Reunion of the Alumni OF Girard College wes
held in Philadelphia yesterday. which the 10th
anniversary OF Stephen Girard's birth. There was Q
large attendance, including many ladies as invited
marked that the College completed its 2d year last jan
uary and during its existence, i26 boys had been ad
mitted to its privileges the number In the college on tno
first of the year The Grafton OF the day was
delivered by Mr.. George X. Mcguire Mr.: VIM Welsh,
President OF the Philadelphia Board OF City Trustees,
also addressed the Alumni. The morning exercises
closed with College songs. There promenade con-
cert in the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
HAYTI,

FINANCIAL AFFAIRS IN A DEPLORABLE STATE
CURRENCY PASSED AT THE POINT OF THE
BAYONET--sAN DOMINGo's SHARE OF THE
HAYTIAN DEBT.
PoRT-AU-P PRINCE, May 12-United States Min
lister Basset has waited upon saget to inf"-H MN
officially of the ratification Of tho rireenth Amendment
to the Constitution the United States The President
replied with eulogstc remarks the President and
Of Hayti would feel much closer allied to the United
states on Of the s% At onaves have
been tried by cOurnartia the decision OF the court
soSe s Sa Of the them w s be- shot All is quiet there
the Of the Government Is giving universal sats
An attempt to return specie basis is abont being
made and liberal loan Is already offered by european
The return to specie payment is becoming OF the most
vital Importance owing to the enormous amount OF con
terfet currency which aoa here the whole country
having flooded with 1t from the United States and
Jamaica beside large amount made here, which tends
S s at cspe Haye the majority Of the
pie are unable distinguish the good from the bad and
much coffee and other produce brought to market is
taken back by the country people the mas
sent up commission to make Inquiries into this matter,
and authorities making searches for the counter
felt The Ges sn OF m sd has
burned causing heavy losses to many who had taken IL
The refusal of all paper become general that the
Government issued decree "under the drum To the
in payment for his wares such money as
had declared good such person should DO arrested ana
necessary to call the assistance of soldier 10 enable
TO buy their marketing Two presses nave
been discovered and destroyed by the authorities and
large quantities of fraudulent paper are found IN the
streets every morning.
pointed Minister of Finance A.,
The Commission to investigate the claims against the
Salnaye Government have concluded their labors ana
report debts to the amount of 100000 gold and $4,000
600 paper which the Government assumes the
responsibility. Exchange, 25O. - ,
In view OF the annexation scheme, which 1s not
thought very highly of by Haytians generally the sub
iect of the French debt is being discussed In iss
under President Boyer Hayt, comprising the whole
island agreed in consideration of the acknowledgment
of Haytan independence by France to pay that Govern
ment francs, and from that year TO the pres
en time Hayt alone is paying the debt, depenang, OF
course on being reimbursed by San Domingo, with one
half of the amount in cash or territory. 49, -
Beside this San Domingo is indebted to Hay for snO
gold loaned to Calra by the Gefrard Government, and
$4,000 gold loaned by Salnave to Baez for the purpose
CT aiding Cabra and Baez in putting down any TebeGn ION
on the frontier and to be found recorded IN tne
grand livre" Of Hayti The Haytans contend that the
whole island is Hayt and that they nave never rceog
nized the independence of San Domingo and that their
Constitutionsfrom 1904 to the present tme-have al
ways provided that account should any integral
part OF be aenaed and that in case the United states
annex the so-caled Republic Of San Domingo, Hayt
must he remunerated.