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never bo taken alive, Other citizens came up and

gapped the fight, and the whole party went to Fort

ATTY.

ARRIVAL OF A NEW HAYTIAN REPRESENTATIVE

IN WASHINGTON=—=BITTERNESS OF THE HAY~

TIANS AGAINST ANNEXATION MINISTER BAS

SETT UNPOPULAR GEN. TATE AND THE

MOLE ST. NICOLAS His LETTER TO FRESI

DENT GRANT.

Wasmixaron, Feb, 1.—<Mr. Arthur Folsom,

ormerly U. 8 Comercial Agent in Havti, and wore re

eently Consul in New-York from that Republic, arrived

here to-day, direct froma Port-au-Prince. He is com

wisshored with Mr. Delmonte, a Dominican resident in

Now-York, aud representing the iuterests of the

Gubral party, as agent of the new Govern.

ment of Hayt. These two gentlemen will

be presented to the President to-morrow. It is under”

*ood that the speeches to be made will be merely formal

presentations of credentials. Mr. Folsom states that the

feeling in Haytl against aupexation is very bitter, The

boo enuse of Gen. Tates's banishment grows out of

#1that he was negotiating for a ces¥ion or ludeé of

Whe Male St. Nicolas. Tue General declares there

was uo truth in this, bat the report has

porn used with considerable effeet in Haytl

Minister Bassett is very unpopular with the new

Government, i being charged that he made himself a

decided partisan of the fallen Government. There is no

teason to believe, however, that Le has doue any more

Wan ae duty. Mr. Folsom does not hesitate to

beclare that the aunuexation of Ban Domingo

wil, if consummated, cause considerable disorder

both Republics. Faget 18 mot expected to remain

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New-York tribune. (1870). New York [N.Y.], 1870-02-02. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1870-02-02/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1870-02-02.