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ernment demands her. but we do it under

formal protest and reserro our right to bring

our claims against your Government to arbi

tration. She was aiding and abetting revolu

tionists." A point in etiquette international was raised

to that Admiral Luce had not saluted on en

tering the harbor. Hia reply was that the

Galena had saluted the Haytian flag in this

harbor within six months, and it was not our

habit to do ft more frequently. Admiral Luce

made the ooint that the commander ot the

Dessaiines. a Commodore, had failed to call on

him. Luce. The reply made in person by the

Commodore, in a rery dignified and courteous

manner, was that it was so unusual for foreign

men-of-war to go so far in as thoYantlo had

done, and to do it with men at quarters, that

he. the Commodore, thought possibly our visit

was not friendly in its motive.

This exchange of lessons in politeness was

followed by the surrender of the Haytien Be

publie some hours before the time set by Ad

miral Lneo. Gen. Ieitime commanded one of

hla gunboats to tow tho Haytien Bepubllo to

the position in tho harbor occupied when cap

tured, and to have such slight damage as had

been done to her repaired by his mechanics.

Night fell before her cable could be severed, as

her anchor chains had been badly fouled. The

formal retnrn was not made until next day.

The moral effect of this prompt action of Ad

miral Luce has been most sal utary on the Hay

tian people. The influence of the French Gov

ernment through their Minister at Port-au-Frince

Is Terr strong with the Legitime Gov

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The sun. (1888). New York [N.Y.], 1888-12-30. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030272/1888-12-30/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The sun, 1888-12-30.