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nounces u spick spun new subject at De Garmo's,

Fifth avenue, for Saturday evening. It is "Home,

Sweet Home," from a souil-serlo^s point of view*

HA7TI.

llow the lluytiens Reccive the

Annexation News.

Intense^Bxeitement on Beoeipt of President

Grant'* Mo?age-A Guerilla Warfare to b*

Carried Oa? The Haytien* Will Fight to

the Death in Support of Their Ind*.

pendence? They Threaten to Burn

the Towns and Then to Take to

the mountains? Demands on

the government*

Port ait Pbinci, Dec. 23, 1870.

The unbalance or ihe Message presented 07 the

President of the United Stated to Congresi was re

ceived here in Cuba and Jamaica on the 12th mat.

The first intelligence of the Message was eagerly

looked for, and from the well known sentiments of

President Ornnt on tho subject of annexation, tho

manner In which he would treat it gave rise to muofc

and varied argument. It is Hot too mucli to say that

all were tolerably well prepared lor that portion oC

his Message which toncbed upon the question of

annexation, an 1, in spite of being well prepared for

the worst, the burst of indignation which the publi

cation of the Message called forth surprised

even those who were expecting the most intense

excitement their fancy could picture. The flrat

news of the Mes. age arrived by telegraph, and In

an instant the city was ablaze. The position taken

by President Grant was violently denounced, ana

impromptu meetings were called and largely at

tended. The supposed schemes of the United States

fyr the obtaining of the Island of Haytl were In

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The New York herald. (1871). New York [N.Y.], 1871-01-05. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1871-01-05/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1871-01-05.