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on foreign shores, in ele from his country.

Called upon by the pitlie voice to eowe and

j take a share in the dirition of affairs, lie was 1

i sent for by the provifnal government, then

under the presidency C Xissage Saget, which i

dispatched a Governfnt steamer to Turk's

Island to bring him Ick to Hayti. On his J

arrival at Port-au-Pri|?, he found the society j

there, and the count ryt large, in a complete I

state of anarchy Pflclent Geffrard had left

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uie puuuu ufu."ui w#oui u luruiiug anu me

administration in gregdisorder and the still t

greater disorder brouft upon the country by

the extravagances, th inexperience, and the

exaltation of most ultlm revolutionists, hud

ultimately engemlerecthat terrible chaos, in

which, up to this dajilavtian society is eon-

vulsively struggling.

However, soon aftghis arrival at Port-au- 1

Prince, Salnave fell sk. and continued ill for i

months, before the Oc-itituent Assembly could s

prepare another eonrution to replace the one I a

which the revolutions had annulled. He j c

was subsequently proaimed by that assembly, i

in June, IStiT, the Ifsideut of the republic. v

But already, and lo||before he had been pro- r

claimed President, thnsurreetion, known then j

as that of the Cac'? had sprung up in the a

northern part of country, where, in the 1

name of liberty, thoiost frightful acts of dis- t

order and highwayobbery were committed, t

It was especially a fort Bias son, at Hinche,

at Las Cahobas?igihose places of difficult v

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New era. (1870). Washington, D.C., 1870-02-03. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84024437/1870-02-03/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New era, 1870-02-03.