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fundamental bass or the oquali of all
races before the law,” while those f Hayti clam
supreme aud exclusive dominion for the negroes. Chere
y men of mixed blood among the Cacos; sowe of
Dom n Republi¢, and do much tows
the ee orcoy in beef 4 and horses by their danng raids
into the rich pasture regious of that torritory—but ull the
same, the life principlb of the Caco rebellion is to keep up
an erelusively negro dominion. With these few facts be-
tore one, it will not be dithoult to read the true imewning
of events as they are now chasing each other In rapi
combinations all over this Island of Haytl. If the United
States should ever riso to the ght of having a policy, or
rforming any national duty iu the Antilles, the distine-
fon between Hayti and the Domnnican Republic ou the
question of races may bo taken into account,
MURDER BY A JEALOUS WOMAN.
Coromsus, Ind., Dee. 31.—On Tuesday even-
ng, William Dean, of this county, was shot and kilied by
Miss Mattie Nadiug. Dean had fived with her, wud hav-
ing pretended to get divorce, marred her younger sis
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1 being retained m the hands of their Cuban
All these facts, together with jru
and were allowed to 4
‘committed
with
THE CONFLICT NEAR SAVANNAN, GA.—HOUSS
4 BURNED AND CROPS RUINED. bo 8
SAVANNAH, Dec. 81.—Mr. Middleton’s house
wad burned last night, and the crops were ruined. Al
the whites came to the city except one man, who has nos
been seen since the encounter. The Sheriff with a posses
went out this morning without making any arrests, The
negroes are armed and in large force, and determined to
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New-York tribune. (1869). New York [N.Y.], 1869-01-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1869-01-01/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1869-01-01.
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