The Daily Missoulian

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by the installation of the relatives of

the Victorlan in all the gnood places

under the government. This nepotism,

coupled with the method by which

Victoria was made president, served to

aromuse a popular protest throughout

the reptbllec, and it was not long be

fore this took the shape of eopen revo

lution with the Haitian frontier as the

rallying grIund. It has gradually I

spread over the more remote provinces

and seems to be growing.

The moving spirit of the revolution

is Horatio Vasques, whd; along with

his leartlmans, was exiled: some time I

since, going to St. ttocnnm,, Danish

1Vest Indies, and theqe awaiting a I

favorable opportunityco lumnch the t

revolution. As he is olmething of a

popular hero, and,al the discontent

over the msnner In Whvceh Victoria was

forced upon the pe.ple Is, widespread, I

he has brought aboat a situation that

does not look .any ton ifavorable to I

Victoria and his nephew.

Witth this situation In the country,

the state department at;iWashin g ton

has set to work to bring about a.`om

promise. It is Informing the Victorias I

that their future Is somewhat dark,

and that if they do not agree to make

certuin concesslons they are likely to

lose everything,

On the other hand, Vansqes is being

told that the WVashington government

approelates the fact that he was out

of the counctry at the tjme that the'

Victornsa came In, and was therefore r

denied the right to take part in the I

selection el a asueesaeor to the muir

dered president. He Is also being ad

viaed that if he will agreea to have the

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Daily Missoulian. (1912). Missoula, Mont., 1912-05-14. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83025316/1912-05-14/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Daily Missoulian, 1912-05-14.