New national era

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killed, and his secretary, General Manuel Rodriguez

Objjo, a prisoner in our hands. The

latter was shot on the lb;h instant not only

because he came under the decrees of the Senate,

which by their conditions condemned him

to death, hut also because he had surrendered

to L*iperon, iu the y<*?? 1 the town of I

Puerto Plata, which he governed us a man Jl(

datary of Baez, and because he had ordered the

murder of the father of a family named .love

Bariento, at whom, while tied to a tree, he

caused more than titty shots to be tired."

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ill* S|irr?-li at A ugiitla -Yli* Klglils for

wtilcli tlo SiiuiIi Fought will yet Prc? hi

vail ?The Mouth must Walt lie Want* to Ol

Mpeak More Freely hut Cannot.

[From the August* Chronicle <tu<l Peutiitel

HIS PKKKOXAI, APPKARANI'K.

As the visitor entered the room his eye

rested upon the gentlemen near the entrance.

The central figure of the group is a tall but a>

thin man, straight as an arrow, and with more P'

the port and bearing of u soldier than a states- hi

man, though his manners are must winning

and graceful, and every coiner is immediately j w

put at his ease. A haiidnomely-shaped head, dt

covered with thick iron gray hair, (strange this p<

is, for few men in America sport natural hair tn

after fifty.) The face is thin ami narrow, and ol

the cheeks are sunken somewhat, but the fore- j ti

head is high und intellectual, and the nose, o|

slightly aquiline, is delicately chiseled. The 1 ct

lips, drawn rather closely together, denote the a<

extraordinary firmness und resolution charac- i

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New national era. (1871). Washington, D.C., 1871-06-08. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026753/1871-06-08/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New national era, 1871-06-08.