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trolled l.y Americans, nnd enterprtslne Amer
icans hai en tlnRorln almost every commercltd
Pteintlin repulillr. Mlol which till- Iho ex
iled patrlntH wltli lirMencnl Itidlunntlon, and
their rellylt.tr ery practically in. 'bavu the re
public fiiuit the Vmerlcans."
As a ni.ittur ot fn't. in au Iljm.no. us with
Haiti, the only nmttor at l.sue Is tho spoils
inolveil. President lletireaux has. without
iliiestion. been utdiiR very sevoto measures to
suppress the revolt and the Intriitutnc In
A7.ua. and thu friends of thu exiled patriots
have sulTered. The matter of the itistice ot
his d olntn Is n local issue. Travellers
from tho republic May that Uicre. as In
Haytl. tho peasantry the mass nt the In
habitants, simple, InolTenslve blacks, take no
prvit and little IntereH In tho Insurrection.
They furnish tho prize tor the military con
testants In paylm; the hluh tnxes Imposed on
their InduMrr
Thu fortunes of the two black President.
Illppolyto of I tn 3 1 1 an.l Hoiirmux ot San
D.inilnuo, are curiously bound together, nnd
ilepemlout one on the other. While, at present,
the attitude of thu twu republics, oecupvlni:
one Island between them, Is one of ereatest
hostility, without open warfaro each toward
tho other, tho two Presidents are said to he on
lutlmato friendlr terms. The stability of each
depends on tho stability ot the other. n In
Mirroctlonarr force aealnst either republic
could oi.eratn best from the territory of the
other. If either President were deposed It
would materially weaken thu ponlthm of thu
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The sun. (1894). New York [N.Y.], 1894-01-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030272/1894-01-29/ed-1/?sp=7
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The sun, 1894-01-29.
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