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FROM IIAYTI—APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE.

13 y the arrival of the brig Echo at New York we

are placed in possession of Hayti ffles to March 9th.

The Dominicans have issued the following procla

mation against the Spanish invasion.

APPEAL TO TUE NATION.

Dominicans! The country is in danger, and

there is but one way to save it—by revolution.—

Santana, since his last elevation'to power, has

sold the Republic. The price of the Yankees did

not suit him. To-day he has adjudged it to Spain,

and is preparing to crush the Dominican people

under the colonial yoke for the vile price of a few

puerile dignities, and of the gold which will be dis

tributed to him and lire or six principle accom

plices. To-morrow the Tartars will enjoy in quiet

the riches gained by this criminal bargain, and will

welcome U3 with an ironical smile on hearing the

clank of our chains. To-morrow shame will settle

on our hearthstones, and the stigma of ignominy

will soil our brows. To-morrow, our wives will fly

from our arms, our mothers will refuse their ca

resses, and ourchildren their smiles—adegenerate

people merit them not. To-morrow we shall be

able to leave to our families neither country, glory,

honor, prosperity, nor even the repose of the do

mestic hearth. To-morrow—to express it once for

all—we shall have changed the noble tegis of the J

Cross for the livery of slavery. What, then, shall I

be the way of restoration "Revolution. A revo

lution, holy, noble, just, grand, because it has for

its object the preservation of a nationality created

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The daily exchange. (1861). Baltimore, Md., 1861-04-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83009573/1861-04-03/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily exchange, 1861-04-03.