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lie towanls this country; but Siulou.juc's bankers in

1'ostofl, H. C. Clark and Co ujed every means to

prevent the matter f'-om being pressed to a conclu

-?'on, for the reason that if the indemnity was

j aid, they could cease to have the lingering of his

iiiooej.

And what terms are offered to the Dominican-!

1 bey are asked to reeogni/e the "Emperor's au.

hority, and lay down their arias; and that augu.-t

'i.dividual pledges bis honor that if they do he

?will permit them to govern their end of the i.iiaud,

7 r merely being the nominal head. And it is this

i M-poeition which there is too much reason to bo

1 eve Englund, France, and the United States, ns a

jit proliferate, are going to compel the Domini

cans to accept.

What will be tho result? The Dominicans lose

their nationality. They beoome Il.tyticns; and

me in Soulouque's power, he can massacre them

lit his len-ure. Of what use is the protection of the

<;i Hibtoed powers, even supposing that it is offered

in good faith, with a desire that the Emperor's

i reposition thould be faithfully complied with!

t au this protcc ion step in between Soulouque and

Lis v ictims? Not a bit of it. lie appoints tkoju

cilciarr, and the judicial axo can do the work of

I l.-od just as efficiently as the soldkr's bayouet. If

th:.- un holy scheme of a protectorate is carried out,

I., islsod, in six months, will be left to the free con

trol of the blacks. The Dominicans will due from

i place w h.re, if tbeir wives and daughters escape,

H eir own lives, at all events, will surely pay the

loil'eit. The subject is one of the deepest interest

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1851). New York [N.Y.], 1851-06-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1851-06-24/ed-1/?sp=8

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1851-06-24.