The Wheeling daily register
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volunteer regiments were af once formed
for that purpose; and on the occasion
of the anniversary of the taking of Port
au-r rince by the existing government,
volunteer militia to the number of three
thousand paraded in the public squares
and were presented with new. colors.'
which they received and resolved to de
fend, with the most unbounded cnrl.u
asm Subsequently the new* arrant
here that tlie L nited States Senate had
voted for the annexation of the eastern
province* in the so-called Dominican re
P' i." Tliis intensified tliealreadv ex
isting excitement, public meetings were
called and largely attended, the people
generally declaring their intention of
resisting to the last any attempt to coerce
them into annexation. Resolutions
j were carried with enthusiasm renounc
i ng allegiance to the existing republican
government, and declaring the intention
or the citizens of Port-au-Prince to save
j the authorities of the United States the
trouble of conquering the citv by burn
ing and abandoning if. The "feelin"
now is thai the HiSt intimation on the
part of the United States to enforce an
I nexat.'on, which is not desirous on their
part, will be the signal for the destruc
tion of the city and its total abandon
ment by the people, who will at once
flee to the mountains and org.inize a
system of the most inveterate guerrilla
wartare, which they are resolved upon
<*rymg out to the whole Havtien peo
ple, before they will submit to the scheme
of annexation as proposed by the Domin
leans
The Ilaytiens say that "annexation
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The Wheeling daily register. (1871). Wheeling, W. Va., 1871-01-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026847/1871-01-11/ed-1/?sp=3
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Wheeling daily register, 1871-01-11.
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