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and ISthFd 1 i b bodies tty authority for

thlfexpr lnfd the narrator is the nephew

of Mr beeneon the Dominican Consnl

Iniayopinion ommned the gentleman

from Haiti niter short pause Ills I eminent

ly I desirable for the dignity ol the United

Btate and for the lutuie welfare or I her chIt

tens that a serious Investigation be mnde Into

those affairs and that the troth whatever It

raw he be brought to light It would also be

advisable that an lnve tlgation bemade Into

the domes hf i the Government of Haiti to

demonstrate to all civilized nations that this

people cannot be numbered among them

llHVtlshould at the very least be placed un

der a protectorate until It provts eatiabloot

taking cure of Itself or olTectuiUy stow its

inability for nelfgovtrnment

The speaker coined for a moment ti answer

A law nucetloni put to him by THK SUN re

porter on the oimlltlon and ro ourops of tho

country Ho said that he could not under

i a nnd how ala tlmo when nil Europe was

making a crusade ngalnxt Afilcnn fetlohlsm

the United States could tolerate In its Imnrdl

ateneltfhlorbood a people who still adore tile

Voodnu andkeen up tbu custom of human

I IIIcrlftc I

Tho speaker told the reporter that there had

been a follow traveller on too Mill I which i

brought him from haiti who had been ex

pelled from PortnU1rinro byllyppollleon no

I ether pretext than that ho WItS II dangerous

man Thin gentleman was seen and substan

tiated the story

He said hInt 00 the morlllnr of JUDA 27 the

General of Iollce rslled at his house at IJ

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The sun. (1891). New York [N.Y.], 1891-07-07. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030272/1891-07-07/ed-1/?sp=5

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The sun, 1891-07-07.