The sun

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who have followed the nolit- leading men of the republic,

revolutionary movements, should shortly arise in the his

I real peace will not come to the island republic.

REAR ADMIRAL CAPERTON AND PROBLEM THAT FACES HIM IN HAYTI

SOME authorities assert that the

population of the Muck republic

of Hayti is 2,000.000: others

put the figure at 1,400,000.

Haytians themselves are careless as

to the exact figure, and they have not

bothered much with censuses.

But whether there are 1 .400.000

gff 2,000,000 of them, every last Hay-

flan Tiappens now for the first time In

the country's history to know just who

is boss. That boss is Rear Admiral

William Banks Caperton. IT, 8. N.. who

to all intents and purposes is 1'ncle

dam's viceroy. To him has been en- j

trusted supervision of the task of

making over the Haytian nation.

This is a task demanding military 1

skill, statecraft, diplomacy, tact and,

aiove all. common sense. To gfOB into

a country, take possession of Its ma

chinery of government, suppress a

revolution, establish martial law. grant

a legislative body permission 10 elect j

a President Dartiguenave -m a 1 n- I

tain that President In office and hold

H turbulent and isavage people Is a

good deal of an undertaking for a

naval officer. Hut. being a typical

naval officer, Admiral Caperion Is

using It all as Iwing in "the days

erk."

.;Cperly to handle the situation Ad-1

sr.'.-..: Caul if tea several atir

niH and in addition MJOO marines, I

fVi warships handling the ports and

the marines the shore population, The -warships

are the protected cruiser

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The sun. (1915). New York [N.Y.], 1915-10-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030272/1915-10-03/ed-1/?sp=28

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The sun, 1915-10-03.