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in Baez, Lis former associate, who received from him in

150%, 0 loan of 200,050 iranes; which loan, as that of 1866

by Geffrard's Administration to that of Cabral, does not

uppeey in toe statement of Dominican debts, Salnave

intended to return to Haytl with foreign assistance and

make war on the country, After several fights on his

path from Port-au-Prince to the fronticr, he was pe

tur. Brought to Port-au-Prince, he was tried by a mil

{tary tribunal appointed by the Provisional Government

and the Council of State, according to the martial law of

Havt, which had often been used by Saluave himself

akalnst iis enemies, He was condemned to death, and

excented on the 15th of January, 18:0. On the sth of

March of the same year the National Assciably of Hay,

composed of the House of Representatives and the Sen

ote, ooth elected by universal sutlivage, the former con

plating of 72 members for three years, and the laiter of

Ww mothers for six years, met, according to the Constitu

ton, at the Capiial, and Gen, Saged, as hief

Lxecutive of the Provisional Government,

(no to the tribune of the Assemuly and publicly,

before the people and Foreign Miufsters and Consuls

Or, Bassett, U.S, Minister, being present), returned to

the Lands of the Assembly the dictatorial power Which

he had received from tie Revolution, and also, at the

game time, the command of the army, which was tlie.

dintely placed under the sole contro! of the Assn 2h

Afier this, Gen, Saget and his colleagues retired Lin

the Assembly, leaving the represvitatives of the People

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New-York tribune. (1871). New York [N.Y.], 1871-04-07. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1871-04-07/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1871-04-07.