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E. D. Bassett to P. S.—If, against the expectation of the government, it should happen that we cannot agree in our views relative to the subject with which we are occupied in this correspondence, I am charged by the government to announce to you its intention, now already resolved upon, to submit the question to the appreciation of the Government, at Washington, ( Cabinet des États-Unis. ) EXCELLENT, May 19, 1875

From E. D. Bassett
To P. S.—If, against the expectation of the government, it should happen that we cannot agree in our views relative to the subject with which we are occupied in this correspondence, I am charged by the government to announce to you its intention, now already resolved upon, to submit the question to the appreciation of the Government, at Washington, ( Cabinet des États-Unis. ) EXCELLENT
May 19, 1875

No. 312. Mr. Bassett to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, Port au Prince, May 19, 1875. (Received May 31.) No. 365.] Sir: Referring to my No. 364, of…

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