Nebraska advertiser

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can people for hisadministrativeabil

irlos. and the strops attachment of

Jli--3i "J i

many ltading men, xrno regam nim

o rim nit itt ki :ii j'iiiu-ti iiiuun-

who (nn hold the nation against do-

mestie factions and foreign fos. In

the year 1S-LS, alter live years ui m.ai

chy'consequent upon tba expulsion

of the Haytien power, Genera.1 Baez

was regularly elected President of the

republic. It appears that he was

chosen as the man who, by In? educa

tion, fortune and public services,

would be the most likely to secure

reneral confidence and heal the

wounds, inflicted by civil and foreign

iv 'one of the delegations of leading

citiz.-ns who lender J to him the

chief magistracy, as Genera Cabral.

There is araph testimony o tlie fact

uf -ir him. disnite the diiicul-

ties that have beset him, the repub

lic has enjoyed as much liberty as

f i,ic,irdpces?6rs dared to al-

f low, ami more tranquility than they

knew how to give.

Nor do the Commissioners find tnat

ti.aro in inv nmwiicut of the po -nt

administration of that Republic, who

has now, or who ever hu .m, j

claim' to the chief magistracy, by a

title superior to that of the present

incumbent. Whatever technical de-

fects there might have been miiis

r..w,5.i tiilA tn office, it was confirm-

UlltlU". w.- I

ed by the National uonvenuon ami

ratified by the assent and support of

the people- The Irequency of civil

commotions during a long period,

and the consequent insecurity of prop

erty, have paralyzed: industry, cus

coiiraged accumulation, and so nn

rmvnriehPil thn country that for the

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Nebraska advertiser. (1871). Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.], 1871-04-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020109/1871-04-20/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Nebraska advertiser, 1871-04-20.