The Tiffin tribune

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Republic, except on the Haytien bor

der, which is disturbed by insurrec

tionary leaders, aided by Haytiens

and political intriguers. These are

incited to be extraordinarily active at

this time, by fear of annexation to

the United States. From al! that the

Commissioners could ascertain, Pres

dent Baez has the respect of a great

mnioritv of the Dominican people for

his administrative abilities and strong

attachment to mauy leading men,

who regard him as the only states

man among them who can hold them

aeainst domestic factions and foreign

f.w Tn 1.S48. after five years of an

archy, consequent upon the expul

sion of the Haytien power, Gen. Baez

was regularly elected President of the

Republic. It appears that he was

chosen as the man who, by his edu

cation, fortune, and public services,

would be most likely to secure the

general confidence and to heal the

,U Inflicted bv civil and foreign

worn Tn nni of the delegations of

leading citizens who tendered to him

the chief magistracy, was Gen. Cabral.

There is audible testimony to the fact

that, under him, despite the difficul

ties that have beset him, the Repub

lic has enjoyed as much liberty as any

of his predecessors dared to allow, and

more tranquility than they knew bow

to give. Nor do the Commissioners

find there is any opponent of the pres

ent Administration of that Republic

who has now, or who ever has had,

any claim to the chief magistracy by

t'itio aunorior to that of the present

incumbeut. Whatever technical de

fects there might have been in his

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Tiffin tribune. (1871). Tiffin, Ohio, 1871-04-13. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn87076794/1871-04-13/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Tiffin tribune, 1871-04-13.