The Tulsa star
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paiatic!y short period of time
three lo five ears at the utmost
and of utilizing the interval for in
ciligenl reconstruction. We did It
in Cuba, we can do it again. It
should be our pride to do so.
The (ask of reestablishing civil
government should be entrusted to
joint commissions of Americans und
Haitians or Dominicans; and after
the jliira in which we have sent
"deserving Democrats" and parish
lio.itu'iiius to the unhappy island,
the naming or the American mem
bers would give opportunity to re
store our reputation in Latin-Anier-ica.
There should be both white
and Colored Americans among
tl.em. Such a joint commission
could proceed to the task of holding v
municipal or local elections, then
provincial where such are in or
der, and finally to the election of
new national assemblies which
could replace the caprice of martial
law and "executive order" with re
publican administration. .Meanwhile
uie commission, calhsg on the best
talent available, should make a
lliorougli survey of Haiti's resourc
es and potciitialilils, and have the
reconstruction program on- facts
sc entificnlly established by coS
U'lt and careful experts.
1 here is mm-., ii,.,.. n.i
II ..Lin im, i jig
Iiilian-Anierican treaty forced on
unwilling Haitian Assembly,
must he denounced; the new Con
sti ution, passed under the aegis of
American military rule with its
special provisions designed to facili
tate American business, should give
way to the old rule of Haiti for the
Haitians. We have killed ono In
every four hundred Haitians, two
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
The Tulsa star. (1920). Tulsa, Okla., 1920-11-13. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86064118/1920-11-13/ed-1/?sp=4
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Tulsa star, 1920-11-13.
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