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foreign power*. Foreigners of all nation* redding in

Hayti, or vetting it, will find ample protection for their

person* aad their Interests, all tbat ia required of tbem

being tbat they ob -y tlie laws of tbe country, and abstain

from Interference In its Internal political aiUirs.

Tbe t?overnineiit was aeaiduoutiy engaged tu arranging

plans for tbe establishment of a system of national edu

cation on a liberal basis, aud the .-secretary of State for

public Instruction bad published a circular, making

kuown the views and intentions ?f tbe government on

this subject. The plans contemplated tho establishment

at Port au Princo, the capital, ?f a Haytien university,

on ihe same footias as the colleges of France, thus pre

venting the necessity lor Hay hens sending thoir children

to that country to obtain tho advantages or a auperlor

education. Primary schools are to be established forth

w.th In all tho communes, and 6Cbools or industry

In several parts of the republic, In wnich latter

tbe Uaytien youths are to bo instructed in various handi

crafts. Apropos or this subject of education, Intelli

gence had been received that at the distribution of

prizes at the imperial Lvc*uma In Paris, on tbe 8tb

August, three youuc Hayttens had areatly distlnguisned

themselves, and one of tbem, named Bergeaud, had

obtained tbe degree of Bachelor of Sciences.

I'resldant .Valnav*'s health was completely restored,

and he had taken a pleasure trip to Lergaue. His wise

and enerKetic administration of affairs, coupled with Ihe

many proofs he had given of sincere patriotism, bad

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1867). New York [N.Y.], 1867-10-19. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1867-10-19/ed-1/?sp=10

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1867-10-19.