New Orleans Republican
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The Jla;tlan Revolution.
By way of Kingston. Jamaica, we have
received a full account, written bv the
special correspondent ot the Herald, at
Port au Prince, i the origin and progress
of the late revolution in Ilayti, which
teiminated in smdi sanguinary results after
the death of Generals Brice and Pierre.
The writer dates at Port-au-Prince, on the
third of May, and says:
For some time past it had been bruited
that a conspiracy existed at the capital,
headed by the foremost but disappointed
cliieltains of the last revolution, who were
only awaiting the departure of President
Domingue for hie Joug announced tour in
the north to strike the fatal eovp. So little
notice was apparently taken of it by the
authorities that the deluded men became
reckless ot tLeir conduct and openly
avowed iheir seditious and revolutionary
prolivities. As events have however proved,
this inaction of the government was an
ominous /«ec;( purposely set to entrap and
defeat these plans ol disorganization and
anarchy.
On the eyo ui the great agricultural fete
(the first of May), while tlie city notabilities
were all busily engaged at the Hotel Com
munal with the reception and arrangement
of the various articles of produce for the
exhibition on the morrow, a pressing sum
mons was borne by an aid de-ramp from
the palace to the Magistral Coraumnat,
Geueral Jules St. Macary, to await his ex
cellency the President immediately.
The unusual hour of the summons created
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New Orleans Republican. (1875). New Orleans, La, 1875-05-23. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83016555/1875-05-23/ed-1/?sp=5
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New Orleans Republican, 1875-05-23.
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