Tama County Republican

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The Commissioners tound the Gov

ernment organized and iu complete

operation iu all its departments, ex

ercising every function ot us legiti

mate government, with General Buan

evento Baez as Chiet Magistrate, in

full and peaceable possession of all

parts ot the Republic except on the

Haytiau border, which is disturbed

by insurrectionary leaders, aided by

the Haytians aud political intriguers

These are incited to be extraordina

rily active at this time by fear ot an

nexation to the United Slates. From

all that the Commissioners could as

certain, President Baez has the re

Bpect ot a great majority of the Dom

inican people lor his administrative

abilities, and the strong attachment

of many leading men, who regard

him as' the only statesman among

them who can hold them together

against domestic factions aud foreign

foes. Iu 1JS48, alter five years ot an

archy, consequent on tho expulsion

of the Ilaytian power, General Baaz

was regularly elected President ot

the Republic. It appears that he was

chosen as the man who, by his edu

cation, fortune, and public services,

would be most likely to secure gen

eral confidence and heal the wounds

inflicted by the civil and foreign wars,

^n one ot the delegations of leading

citizens who tendered to him the

chief magistracy, was General Cabral

There is credible testimony to the

fact that, under him, despite the diffi

culties that have beset him, the Re

public has enjoyed as much liberty as

any of his prodecessois dared to al

low, and more tranquility than they

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Tama County Republican. (1871). Toledo, Tama County, Iowa, 1871-04-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn87058333/1871-04-20/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Tama County Republican, 1871-04-20.