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President was on the best of terms with the American

Minister, Mr, Hollister, who was using his influence and

his best efforts to have peace restored to the country, It

was rmcored at Port-an Prince that the general in com

wand at Cape Hayti had descrted to the Cacos, At Jae-

Lined, however, and in other places where the rebels had

been strong, the cause of Salnave was gaining ground,

wovement losing in proportion, A

senator named Iomean had been arrested at Aux Cayes

for alleged complicity with the rebels. He was taken to

Carrefour and lodged in prison there, The Haytian war

before Geffrard asking for his pardon and sion to

return, Taking advantage of his Rion. Dior impas-

sioned appeal, and utter helplessnes, it is smd that he so

fap debased himself as to propose sneh conditions that

she as a true woman and loyal wife left his presence with

scorn and loathing, acquainting at the earliest oppor-

tunity her husband of the facts, From that moment he

resolved never again to sheath his sword till he had

driven forever from lis country its base ruler and most

infamous son. Calling to his side a few followers he

attacked and took possession of the hamlet of Cuana-

minthe on the Haytian border, from thence by a fo

march to Cape Hayti, where raising his standard, and

uard, he held ssion of the

place for six months, although besieged by a force under

Geffrard of some 16,000 men, and would donbtless have

succeeded had not Geffrard induced his friend Mr.

Spencer St, John, the English Consul General, tocause Her

Ajosty’s steamer Bulldog’ to bombard the fortifications

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New-York tribune. (1868). New York [N.Y.], 1868-07-24. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1868-07-24/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1868-07-24.