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tn monev lodged In the safes and armories In

American Legntion, and tha place was pnoked with

refugees like A eattia car in transit

Happily, sascond thought cama quickly, and tha

rmge of the populace [astad only so long as

bombardment was apprehendad, Om tha whole tha

(German demonstration helghtenad tha practical

which foreigners

wera held hy Auk

menting in it the element of fear. At present there

ara no outward slgns whataver of aversion to

foreigners. The stutemants to the contrary

almost

eet

racantly published tn America are entirely false

I have known of of sallors when

in llquor heating Haytians with their flats without

affort hy

fenders ie

instances sven

tha

nt

was manda

This fact

kK of A native

provocation, and yet no

to nrrast the

peculiar significance, since tha strigir

by a foreigner has nlways heen regarded as a

much raver offenca than a lke {incident among

Havt!ians or among forsigners themeeives. It may

once that newspaper statements

tenunciatory of tha Haytiana are

of the least credence

polices

he wet down at

fndiscriminately

unworthy

In diplomatic circles here ft 18 perfactly well

known that the Spanish representative is mainly

dependent upon M. Theodera Meyer, tha French

Minister to Havti, for his knowledge of the attituda

of the European governments toward the Hispano

American war. M. Meyer is, an truth, the only

member of the Diplomatic Corps who thus far has

appeared well informed on this subject Tha

Spanish Charge A'Affalres has been in almost dally

msultation with him, it is said, in reference to

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New-York tribune. (1898). New York [N.Y.], 1898-05-12. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1898-05-12/ed-1/?sp=5

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1898-05-12.