The National tribune
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seeing that a change was contemplated
and imminent tendered his abdication
and fled to Jamaica having previously
secured a large amount of public
money
A triumvirate was now appointed
composed of Nissage Saget Chevalier
and Salnave but in June the last named
was elevated to the Presidency and the
present constitution at once promulgat
ed A new Insurrection broke out
against Salnave in 1868 After having
been several times defeated by the revo
lutionists ho fortified himself In Port
au Prince but his fleet having been
captured the town bombarded and the
grand palace completely destroyed he
was compelled to sceK sarety in uignt
and yielding to the persuasions of the
British Consul he endeavored to escape
to Dominican territory He was how
ever captured by Cabral and on Jan
11 1870 surrendered to Mssage Saget
who had meantime been called to the
Capital by the victorious Gen Brice by
whom the city had been bombarded
Salnave was tried by court martial on
charges of bloodshed and treason sen
tenced to death and shot on the steps of
his ruined palace He was succeeded
by Gen Nissage Saget who succeeded
In defeating several Insurrections with
much bloodshed until he was driven
out by Gen3 Hippolyte and Legitime
These then fought for the supremacy
with Hippolyte being victorious at first
and driving Legetime out of the coun
try After a short rule Hippolyte was
himself driven out by Legetime and
then continued another dreary period
of rival Presidents that it is impossible
to arrange In regular order
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The National tribune. (1908). Washington, D.C., 1908-12-10. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82016187/1908-12-10/ed-1/?sp=3
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The National tribune, 1908-12-10.
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