Evening star

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of declaring war againat Hayti.

"Preaident Huerreaux said today that the real

canae of the trouble waa that in 1876 and 1876

a treaty for commercial purposes was entered

into between the Haytian and Dotainican gov

ernmenta, which at the fame time defcnedthe

boundaries of the two countries. A spccial

angulation of thia treaty was that Hayti waa to

make use of a portion of Dominican territory,

which sho needed.and which Santo Domingo gov

ernment was to allow to be ao line J on condition

that Hayti should pay annually to the Dominican

tl50.000 as long aa she retained possession of

the loaned territory. Hayti was. moreover, to

permit all imports from Santo Domingo to

enter into Hayti free of duty. Havti has not

paid the 9150,000 for a number of yeara and

now owes something over iJ2,000,000.

"Havti. however, alleges th.itthere is so mnch

rum imported from Santo Domingo that the

Haytian rovonucs are greatly suffering. Ilayti

wishes to make an end of her bargain and at

the came time retain possession of the loaned

land."

Senors Francisco Leonte Vasquez and Man

uel Do J. (ialvan. the consul general and con

sul, respectively, of the Dominican govern

ment in New York, atato that they have received

no official intimation from their government

that any outbreak or invasion had occurred on

the ialand. They knew that there was aome

sort of trouble brewing between Hayti and

Santo Domingo, but they could not aav to what

extent it had developed^ Thc-v had also heard

it said that private advices had been received

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1890). Washington, D.C., 1890-08-25. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1890-08-25/ed-1/?sp=6

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1890-08-25.