The spirit of democracy

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was finally -etabbed and his skull

pierced with a chisel, and his body was

delivered to bis friends, bootless: and

shirtless," on boards, and conveyed to tho

cemetery, his friends insisting on bury

ing 'the,body without placing it in a cof

fin. -Intoxicating liquors were freely

supplied to the people jto induce them, to

cheer for Salnave.!:

The revolt in the Cairos is dead and

Salnave is actively (engaged in suppress

ing the- revolt at tar e Hay tien

X The brother of Montez was captured

and chained to' the. bloody .."bed of his

murdered brother Leonid Montez patents

were crazed by the-assassination; of the

eon and have fled to Dominica.

.Therepcrt that.the .Dominican army

was marching toward, the Hay tien front

ier is confirmed;.; -r

Baez, the -insurrectionary leader la

Dominica, is Btated to have been shot by

order5 of Cabreal

The Secretary of the Treasury has ex

pressed an opinion on the subject of the

whisk v, tax that would do no discredit to

the wisdom of Captain Jack Bumsby.

"If so be, sav8 the Secretary, "a hig

tax can be collected, then I am in favor

of it: but if it be '.hat a high tax can -not

be collected, then I'm not in favor of it J

"That's an opinion as ii an opinion.

B R E VIT IE S

Coxqres3 has adjourned to the 6th

day of January.

Public feelings in London is bitter

against Fenianism.

Tenement houses in New York' are

called murder-traps..

The Alabama Convention has. adjourn

ed, leaving a very bad small behind it,

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The spirit of democracy. (1867). Woodsfield, Ohio, 1867-12-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038115/1867-12-24/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The spirit of democracy, 1867-12-24.