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Unfortunately, those few American statesmen

who are favorable -to the scheme of Bsea forth

thplr opinions from me invented ■or exaggerated

theories of this man. Amoog other areemona of

evident falsity, they have alleged that Cabral, the

chief of a numerous aad powerfol portv. wnois

opposed to Baez, was equally desirous of aaaexa

.tioo, and that tne Haytiens m this matter shared

the views of the Domlnlcansi

If, therefore, the statesmen of the North Amer

ican Union have been miaied by political adven

turer?, natives as wed as foreigners, who favor

annexation from motives of ambition, or personal

gain, or party spirit, it is the duty of all 'honest

and loyal citizens of Uaytt to make efforts to pro

tect the honor end Independence of the two sister

republics of Haytl.

Relieving that morality and Justice cannot pre

side over the relations of the citizens of tue Union

among themselves, unless these two virtues also

presided overthetelations-of their government

with the neighboring friendly nations, we are con

vinced that the American people, who have grown

powerful and great by the constant practice of

public -Übertler, and their faith in republican In

stitutions, will not forsake the path of tree glory

and cause the violent and immoral absorption of

neighboring peoples.

we therefore hope that a public exposition or

the true sentimeots of the- Haytlen people will be

taken into consideration by the partisans ot an

nexation themaelvsx As Tar as onr people'are

concerned, we set forth onr views as follows:

In 1804 our fatheraconquered their liberty with

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Chicago tribune. (1871). Chicago, Ill., 1871-03-22. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014064/1871-03-22/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Chicago tribune, 1871-03-22.