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to our own administration. There is no help

for it. The protectorate of some wise and

slablo government strong enough to enforce

and maintain the law will alone rescue Ilayti

from a relapse into barbarism. With Dominica,

which covers three-fifths of tho island,

coming under the United Scntes flag already,

tho future cannot be doubtful, and the sagacity

of General Grant will shorten tho period of

delay that still excludes Hayti from a like

promising destiny. A fair treaty oace concluded,

a regimont or' two of United States

troops thrown into the colored republic to

restore order and set the noisy disputants who

now harass their country to work would soon

enable commerce and industry to write the record

of Haytien affairs In other characters

than blood and fire.

The Council and the Civil Powers.?

Later nowa informs us that there is uo likelihood

of the Pope abandoning his ground. He

is resolved to be infallible, and being able to

count on the majority, he is determined to put

it to the vote. At (he same time we are told

that Count Daru has given up the idea of

sending a lay representative to Rome. The

reason for this change of policy is said to be

that he has not fouud sufficient encouragement

from the governments of Vienna, Madrid and

Florence. The Pope and the Counoil are thus

to be allowed to take what course they please.

This has all along been the idea of Von Bcust,

tko Austrian Chancoiior. Wo may now look

for 3ome action on the part of the Council in

relation to the Syllabus and infallibility. Wo

may also look for a general tearing up of existing

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1870). New York [N.Y.], 1870-04-04. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1870-04-04/ed-1/?sp=7

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1870-04-04.