The true northerner

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mains for Congress to provido for tho payment

of tho stipulated amount of tho oxense.s.

A question aroso with Hayti during tho

past year, by reason of the exceptional

treatment of an American citizen, Mr. Vau

liokkelcn, a resident of Port An Prince, who on

suit by creditor residing in the United States

w o sentenced to imprisonment, and under the

operation of Haytian statutes was dcnil the

relief secured to niintivo Haytian. This Gov

ernment asserted his treaty rl'ht to equal treat

ment with natives of Hayti in nil suits at law.

Our contention was denied by the Haytinn Gov

ernment, which, however, while still professing

to maintain tho ground taken against Mr. Van

Itokkelen's right, terminates thn controversy by

hitting him at lilerty without explanation.

CHOLERA AND EPIDEMIC DISEASE.

JLn International Conference to consider the

means of arresting the spread of cholera and

other epidemic diseases, was held at Homo in

May lat, and adjourned to meet again on fur

ther notice. An expert delegate in behalf of the

United States has utUnded, and will submit a

report.

VRATFRNAL RELATIONS WITTI MEXICO.

Our relations with Mexico continue to bo most

cordial as befits those of tieighlsirs between

whom the strongest ties of friendship and inti

macy exist as the natural and growing

consequence of tho similarity f our j

Institutions and geographical propinquity 1

The relocation of the boundary lino between tho

United State and Mexico eastward of the ltio

Grande, under the convention of July lswi,

has been unavoidably delayed, but I see no diffi

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The true northerner. (1885). Paw Paw, Mich., 1885-12-17. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85033781/1885-12-17/ed-1/?sp=6

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The true northerner, 1885-12-17.