The daily union

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President of llayu, Qea. Rich#, and his predecessor.

President Pierrot. President Kiche arrived on the 4tb cr't

lost and will remain al the cape about a month aim

longer The projected expedition against the Spanish

part of the island has boon relinquished, end it is

now hoped some pacific arrangement may be made

between the biadi population and the Dominicans

Mr. Duprey, minister of man tic and of foreign

tdairs, is the most influential counsellor of the Pre*- eioi

idem. He ie soul to be a man of much intelligence, hav

sod was formerly a merchant at Port au-Prince.

Using s qua.1 mon, however, U is feared that the cati

isaiousy of the negro letters may deetroy his in- "on

luetics. Pierrot, the ex-preeident of the republic,

rtmains al his private residence several miles from r<j

a* .m sussdsd bv a retinue of about 900 men. dut

Thie body guard ia now allowed him, becauae hia

military authority no longer cauaea any uoeaauieea. "j*

Rich*, however, still aecma to dread hia aacret influ- rne

ence, for he refuaed to enter the city through the I th

triumphal arch called Belle Entrd, which had been 7?*

9 ACTl

conatructed in hia honor, aaying that Pierrot had

doubtlaaa put Obi in it to do him harm. For the

ana reason he refuaed the apartments which Pierrot

had occupied in tha national palace. For sevttal

yeara Pierrot haa paaeed aa the chief, king, or

pope, of ihe Vaudeux, a superstitious aact, which

a mid to have dealing# in the Obi magic, ao famous you

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The daily union. (1846). Washington [D.C.], 1846-05-02. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82003410/1846-05-02/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily union, 1846-05-02.