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lien. Officials think the lntct revolu

ionary movement under I*r. Bobo is

not strong enough to overthrow the

??xisting goverr m??**'. President Sam

has been recognized by France. Italy

sny, but the Lnited States

has been withholding recognition until j

-tome arrangement -ould be made which

I stabilise c"ndi- I

Th. a( ape Haytien is

threatening at present. Frcr.ch

?narines have been landed there, and

Rear Admiral aperton is on his way

Vera Cruz with 700 bluejackets

and marines on the armored cru;.-er

Washington to relieve them and pre-

The Washington is due

to arrive at Cape Haytien next Thurs?

day.

Commission I'rges Action.

Should the reTolutionary movement

rrove unsuccessful, the intention of the

'nited States is to uphold President

fam and accord him recognition if an

understanding can be reached on the

question of the country's finances. The

commission sent recently by President

Wilson to Hayti, headed by ex-Gov

bernor Fort, it became known to-day,

Ptoirk a pessimistic view of the situation.

While they did not specifically recom?

mend armed intervention, they gava

the impression that it was almost hope?

less to expect an orderly government

to be established without some drastic

action on the part of the United States.

This report poiv.ed out that the R*i-

public of Hayti has been in constant

revolution ainca 130.**, no less than

eight Presidents having been elected

and overthrown in that t.me. Tbe

financial condition of the country was

found .1. pl'.rable. and the government

of President Sam was declared to be

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New-York tribune. (1915). New York [N.Y.], 1915-06-28. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1915-06-28/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1915-06-28.