Richmond dispatch

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Manigat, with his followers, will land

upon Haytian shores at a point on the

north side of the island as far as possible

from the capital,

There Manigat will raise his standard

and call upon the people to rally around

him, Hippolyte's policy of suspicions and

rigor is believed to have bred secret foes

to the administration in all parts of Hayti,

and the popular belief is that General

Manigat's cause will be championed by

a majority of the peoble,

The general impression in Hayt, accord

ing to the officers of the Prins William I,

is that Manigat is well backed financially

i in his present campaign, and that there

is little or no danger of a repetition of

i last year's fiasco.

PROBABLY AN EXAGGERATION,

WASHINGTON, January 29.—Secretary

Gresham said to-night that he had not

the slightest hint of any trouble between

Minster Smythe and the Haytian govern

"ment, He felt sure that the facts would

show that there has been considerable

exaggeration of the incident,

Although Minister Smythe has never had

any diplomatic experience before the State

Department, instructions are so explicit

about pon-interference with the internal

affairs of a foreign government that none

of the officials can imagine for a mo

ment that he wrote the alleged letter,

tailing President Hippolyte, in effect, that

he was running the country to the “dems

nition bow-wows."

i

i Minister Smythe was appointed to his

present position in September last. He is

from Graham, Tazewell county, Virginia,

where he edited the “Headlight,” a Demo

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Richmond dispatch. (1894). Richmond, Va., 1894-01-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038614/1894-01-30/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Richmond dispatch, 1894-01-30.