Daily Kennebec journal

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with tlie llaytiens. Cabrel had no Domini

cans to support him worthy of notice; tlie

fact that he was not in command of the forces

commonly styled his. the officers were Hay

tiens and the whole life of tlie movement was

with tlie Haytlen authorities. Mr. Wade

here said that such statements were so at

variance with tlie commonly received opinion

in the United States, that he felt constrained

whether it could be relied on. Baez replied

that it was entirely accurate and to show a

basis for it produced the official letters, giv

ing detailed information of arrangements

nominally under Cabral. While the commis

sion was here for the purpose of influencing

its opinions, tlie case made out by Baez

showed deep hostility on the part of Hayti to

Baez, and His plans, the force with which Ca

bral is. Baez gave as one regiment only,

and there was a prospect that one or two

more were about to join him. llis real posi

tion is (j miles west of Aguau, and lie has

constantly been along tlie Haytien border.

Even the Dominicans near him have taken

no part but fallen back as he advanced.

Baez expressed great confidence that lie had

not over-rated the desire of tlie people for

annexation, but hoped that the commission

ers would question freely on that point in all

directions. A second nnd less formal meet

ing was arranged ut Baez's house. Small

parties ol the scientific corps will be sent

into the country from here in various direc

tions. The commission is proceeding in a

very unostentnt ious way, and is very in

dustrious. It will report what it sees and

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Daily Kennebec journal. (1871). Augusta, Me., 1871-02-21. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014248/1871-02-21/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Daily Kennebec journal, 1871-02-21.