The New York herald
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Ch ippell, democrat, whs elected President of the Senate,
ami' J. Jenkins, Speaker of the House
Important from Hayti.?We have jeceived
some important intelligence by the fine bn%' Hun
tress, Capt Baker, from Port au Piatt. She sailed
thence on the 24th ult. It appears by the news, that
a Dominican fleet of five sail leftJPort au Platt^on the
19th, to attack Cape Haytt. About 4000 troops were
also despatched by land to attack the same.pLace.?
A decree had been issued by President Santa Anna,
of the Dominican part of the Island, previous to the
sailing of Capt. Baker, to compel all foreign resi
dents, including Americans, to take up arms and to
act as a civic guard. They, of course, protested
aguinst such a procedure, which protest wrh imme
diately sent to the President, but no answer had
been received.
This decree was issued last summer, but was no(
enforced, or attempted to be enforced, till the mid.
die of October. We make a few extracts:?
3d Consideration.?That a peoplo who have proclaim
ed their liberty and political independence, and who
have, in a muss, seized their arms to defend their rights,
should not lay them down until thoy have aecured their
stability, especially while principally combating with
an enemy who knows nothing of the principles of reason j
and of justice.
Article 1st. All those who, at the signal <if alarm given
by the legitimate authorities, do not present themselves l
to take a part in the defenco of the country and our just
cause, will be considered as liable to suspicion, treated
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The New York herald. (1845). New York [N.Y.], 1845-11-10. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1845-11-10/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1845-11-10.
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