The daily exchange

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quer or die; for death is preferable to degradation;

and if we remain impassible we can no longer pre

tend to the dignity of free men. Dominicans, to

arms; let us arise on the same day and at the same

moment, as a single man. No mercy to traitors.

We must conquer at any price. Let not reverses

discourage us. If we triumph not in the cities and

palaces, we will triumph in the villages, in the su

burbs, in the plains, in the forests. We should

make a fight of giants which will astonish the

world, and make the earth tremble under our feet.

Dominicans! Vic' ory or death before the fall of

the republic. Let us pray to Providence that

before this beloved land of Columbus be dishon

ored, it may be engulphed in the ocean. Domini

cans, to arms to combat to victory .Let us

wear the crown of heroes before we clasp the mar

tyr's palm.

The general of the armies of the Republicans

Joso Marie Cabral, also issued an appeal to the

people.

The Kingston papers havo published a protest of

the ex-Emperor Moulouque, which excites much

mirth in Hayti.

"Out GARNERS ARE POLL."— The great size and

number of the grain warehouses in Chicago are the

wonder of ail visitors. And yet vast as they are

two of them affording room for 700,000 bushels

—there is not room in the city for another week's

receipts. Vessels and propellers are in request

for loading in order to receive and make room for

what is arriving. As we are receiving from sixty

to a hundred thousand bushels daily, it is plain that

unless navigation opens within two or three weeks

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.