The daily worker

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ing sent to Nicaragua, but after they

were there not only ceased to “pro

test,” but has supported their mas

sacres on the Nicaraguan workers

and peasants. Os a like type are the

hypocritical “oppositionists” among

the fake “progressives” such as

Wheeler of Montana, Blaine c" Wis

consin and all the tribe of t so

called “Farm Bloc.” Anothei

Senator King of Utah, who on

the last whitewashing “comm:

that “investigated” Haiti five years

ago, even “criticizes” American oc

cupation. But King and his kind

have, for all that, allowed occupation

to continue during those five years,

and now King says, “I shall support

the recommendations of the Presi

dent.” And the pi-esident sends

more marines to commit more mur

ders of the Haitian workers and

peasants!

The Battle at Aux Cayes

Only last January, the customary

lying report of Brigadier General

Russell, who rules Haiti with ma

rines under the typically imperialist

title of “High Commissioner,” stated

that “the ignorant peasant no longer

oks upon the intervention with dis

ust, but now rather regards it as

friend.” This after the Haitian

aim that the marines have killed

some 3,500 Haitian people!

The state department, disappoint

ed in the effort, so far, of making

war on the Soviet Union behind

the fuss about “maintaining peace

with the Kellogg Pact," gave out a

statement admitting that war was

being made on workers and peasants

of Haiti.

The fact that the cruiser Gal

veston was ordered from Cuba to

Jacmel, together with the report

that arms were reported being

smuggled at Jacmel, Haiti, indicates

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The daily worker. (1929). Chicago, Ill.;New York, N.Y., 1929-12-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020097/1929-12-09/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily worker, 1929-12-09.