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rented shout a mooth since, charged with

ravishing three white girlf, was committed

to-day, and sentenced to solitary ronlioe-

meot in the eastern penitentiary lor tlnriy

five years. The trial ladled three hours,

and the jury rendered the verdict without

leaving (he box.

The New York JTeralds Port-au-Prince

correspondence states that great

dissatisfaction exists in the Hatien Capi

tol at the idea of a colored representative

of tho United States being sent thero.

Thev think they should havo a white

man.

The Goldsboro. North Carolina, Mcs-

scnycr states that rape has become so

common in that State that women are

not safe from outrage in any portion of

it. Tho editor attributes its awful prov

alonco to the conduct of tho military in

shielding the perpetrators of the crime,

and the readiness with which eminent

lawyers assumo their defense. The Mes

senacr says We do not counsel lynch

law, as a geueral thing, but in obedience

to our sense of justice toward society in

the present state of anairs, wo are com

pelied to declare it to be the duty of any

and every man in the country to treat as

an outlaw, and shoot down as he would

a inau uog, or ravenous wnu ueasi, any

man-monster in the shape of man known

to ba guilty of this most hideous crime

against woman."

A TRIBUNE SOANDAIi.

it..j umi llnnni of nil Editor ol

ueNev3rorUTrlbHHe.l fl'iT

The New York Sun of tho.27th JnsU

publishes five colnmn3 of an exposo of

the secret political manceuyenug oi doun

Russel Young, tho managing editor of tho

New York dribune. Letters are pub

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Nashville union and American. (1869). Nashville, Tenn., 1869-04-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85033699/1869-04-29/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Nashville union and American, 1869-04-29.