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From wl that the Commissioners could aecerta in,

Jreatdcut Baez bas thy Ipspeot of a great jority ot

minican people for s administrative abilities and the

strong attechment of many ot the leading men, who re

gird him as the only statesman among then who ean

old the nation against domestic factions and foreign

focs, In the Jear 1348, after five years of anarchy conse

quent upon the expulsion of the Haytian power, Gen.

Bacz Wis Jegularly elected President of tho Republie,

It appears that ho was chosen as a man who, by bis odu

cation, foriune, and public services, would be

niost iMioly to secure gencral, contldenco and heal

the wounds initleted by civil sud foicign Wars,

rive Joary before this he had been elected to

the Naflonnl Congress; and he had been nado resident

of that body nt a most eritical period of the National

nh tory—the period of the creation of now institutions,

alter the A ot of the Haytiun yoke, His first ad

mindstration appears to have heen sued ssful, It stands

unique in one respect: for it Is the only vue in the aunals

of the Dounnican Republic which Las lusted during the

entire constitutional period. In 1:33, he was ropulaniy

and peacefully succeeded by Gen. Pedro Santana,

perio! of anarchy soon eneued, which lested until the

year 1661, when the sland was brought again under the

power of Spain by Gen, Sautana, After the expulsion of

the Spariards, anarchy again followed. During the

x Hods beiore aud after the Spouish domination, Gen,

fuer wis several thoes called in from abroud to snve the

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New-York tribune. (1871). New York [N.Y.], 1871-04-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1871-04-06/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1871-04-06.