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must therefore, adapt themselves to the apparently well deserves to be known

new order of things, and live in peace by the last syllable of bis name. He is

among themselves and with their white a soldier of fortune, who having attemp

neighbors, or they must inevitably per- ted the murder of a prominent Haytien

ish. The policy of settling them upon 1 official, fled across the line and embarked

suitable reservations where they may, in the cause of the Dominicans against

with the aid and friendship of the Gov- j the Spaniards. At the close of tU inef-

crnment, be able to subsist themselves

by agriculture and other industrious pur

suits, is left without alternative. These

views l ave doubtless impressed them

selves upon you, during the period you

have had the immediate direction of our

Indian relations, and your experience in

treating with the Indians, and familiai i-

ty with their character, som to point increased their army to 3,000 men. At

you out as the proper officer of the In- the latest advices, the Uaytiens had ral

dian Department to visit the various In- j lied ami were everywhere victorious over

dian tribes in th Territories, and to en- the rebel force. Salnave had established

ter into such treaties with them as will j what he called a Provisional government,

best secure permanent tranquility on our but experienced a rebellion within a re

borders, and promote their future wel- bellioo, some of his own companions in

fare Jid prosperity." arms conspiring against him. He then

The commanders of the various mili declared himself military dictator, and

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Richmond palladium. (1865). Richmond, Ind., 1865-06-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86058250/1865-06-29/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Richmond palladium, 1865-06-29.