The sun

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The most terrible misery relgna at the capital. Tort

iu rrlnce can i tand no more, and U uttering crlet off

Irsge and auger against Legitime Long since aba

would bavo anion and driven oat the pirate, but

Piquant, surrounded by bis mob, bolds bar In terror.

ilrebalals Is stilling with misery. Tha Tentb Begl

snent. whirls is stationed there, no longer receives a

cent's worth of rations. Tbe volunteers alone are paid.

Ai to the people, tbey are dying of hunger. Every

where the army off the ortb Is awaited as a Uberstor.

It Is coming. Bo comforted, fellow clUscna throughout

tbe republic.

The greater part of tho Bulletin is taken up

with an account ot tho visit to Capo Haytlenot

the French cruiser Blsson on Nov. 21. Aboard

I the Blsson wero Mgr. Hllilon, the Arch

bishop of Port-au-Prince, the Count de

Besmnlsons. tbo French Minister, and

the English Consul-Qenernl, accompanied by

lVgltlme's Minlstor for Foreign Affairs, who

was furnished with full powers to treat Tho

delegation sent a note to the revolutionary

committee inviting them to come on board tho

Blsson. whioh should bo regarded as neu

tral ground, in ordor to discuss the

proper means of "avoiding the shed

ding of blood." Tho Jlulletm announces

that tho idon of foreigners taking rnrt in the

affairs of Haytl brought toars of Indignation to

theeyoaof tho members of tho revolutionary

committee. They wero further Indignant at

the Insinuation that Cape Uaytlenlwould not

be a safa place In which to eonduot negotia

tions. Accordingly, they replied by Inviting

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The sun. (1888). New York [N.Y.], 1888-12-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030272/1888-12-20/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The sun, 1888-12-20.