The true Democrat
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ing 150,000,000 francs to France, expressly con
iines that recognition to the French part of the
island.
The circumstances attending the defeat of
Faustin are so extraordinary that hut for the
positive confirmation of it which we have re
ceived, we should be inclined to doubt it. The
previous accounts had left him at the head of
thirty thousand men, apparently well affected
towards their leader, and abundantly supplied
with the munitions of war. That under such
circumstances he should have been utterly
routed by the Dominicans, who were known to
have been ill prepared for his attack, argues
nothing short of a complete political revolution
amongst his own subjects. Should this prove
to be the case we may expect nothing but anar
chy and bloodshed for some time to come
amongst the black population of Hayti. The
different military leaders will probably each set
llP for himself, and we shall have a renewal of
the horrible scenes of which Hayti has been
so frequently the theatre. The only hope for
the salvation of the island, in that case, would
be the consolidation of the power of the Domi
nican republic and its extension over the whole
of the Haytien territory.
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The true Democrat. (1856). Little Rock, Ark., 1856-02-26. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84022882/1856-02-26/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The true Democrat, 1856-02-26.
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