The Andrew County Republican

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au outraged peoplo ou board of a United

States vessel, which conveyed him to

our hospitable shores, where royal ex

iles have frequently before found refuge.

Baez is a remarkable mau in many re

spects, and is deserving of more than a

passing notice. He is a mulatto, about

iVJ years of ago, and was born in Hayti.

Ho gained great influence, iu San Do

mingo on account of his talents and his

wealth, and after the expulsion of Jew-

ines from tho presidency was called to

till that position. At the next election,

however, Santana was chosen president,

but Baez refused to surrender tho reins

of power into his hands, and for two

years successfully resisted tho installa

tion of Santana, who, up to his election

to the presidency, had been Baez's

wannest personal friend. Exiled on-tho

accession of Santana, in 1858, ho did not

allow his restless nature to repose, but

continued his intrigues for control of

ho island. In 1805 ho again returned

to tho island, was elected president a

third timo, but was nlmost immediately

expelled by Cabral, his life-long enemy.

Three years subsequently ho again

lauded ou his nativo shores, was again

proclaimed president, nud has retained

his hold on tho position till last month,

when another roverso of fortnao com

pelled his abdication. His negotiations

to secure the annexation of tho island to

tho United States are matters of public

notoriety. It is no wonder that, after

having passed through tho mnltitnde of

vicissitudes tbo recapitulation of his

career presents, ho takes his fourth ban

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Andrew County Republican. (1874). Savannah, Mo., 1874-02-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85034076/1874-02-06/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Andrew County Republican, 1874-02-06.