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Holland (search for this): article 6
The United States and Hayti.
--A Northern correspondent writes thus of the proposed mission to Hayti:
Great Britain is now represented at Portan-Prince by Spencer St. John, France by the Marquis De Forbin Janson, and Spain by Senor Antonio Alvarez, each having diplomatic functions and a secretary of legation.
Russia, Beigium, Holland, the Hanse Towns, Austris, Norway, Sweeden and Denmark, have all Consul-Generals there, and we are the only Power not represented, and by whom Hayti is not secognized by treaty.
Yet, we have commercial relations there, receiving coffee, logwood, mahogany, sugar, cotton, and tropical fruits, for which we exchange flour, beef, pork fish, oil furniture, dry goods, and hardware.
Repugnance to the African race, and an willingness to admit their equality in any way, has prevented the establishement of diplomatic relations with Hayti, as well as with Liberia.
Even now it is urged that such a step will offend the delicate susceptibilities of ma