The evening telegraph

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Kiik'iit could not spetk Kugiisu Ui.-ue i t of a. x

upi n ti e bt treiiiry or sun anu making itu c ui

n in leutiou to ill la f ulieUoinry, he went at ;iie to

iLe Kx euiive M.tiifciici. ith ti.e oitloera or Ins vei.

ei Mid other persons, when, after announcing to the

President that he en:e to p y a frieudir visit ti

Haiti that, "us a hiilur, lie would take the samj op

portunity to communicate lustructi n received

from Ida Government."

The President, justly surprised, said that he ws

not aware that the Bear- Admiral had auy oill :ial

eon Uiunli atlon to make, o'herwlstj the Sitxwtar of

Slut for Foreign Allaira would bo present, bnu ilia

proper party to receive It. The S0e.re.t4ry ut St tie

and Other members of the Piovisl mnl U Ver'iui4 it

ete sent for, when the H-ar Admiral procoede I I

make the coinuiuiikaUou already reported, aud at

the snme time pointing to Ms great war-ships In the

outside harbot, plainly visible from the Executive

Mansion, remarked that It could be seen he had

power enough to enforce his communication, and

tt, at, besides, he was expecting other farces (and In

fact two otht r wsr-shlps soon arrived, one of them a

monitor); and then he answered that, "If any ves

sels under Paytien or other flags were found In Do

minican waters, he won id sink or capture them."

Brave Hear-Admlral I The Interpreter, from whose

account I am drawing, says that the President felt

very sorry and humiliated by this language, espe

cially when the Rer-Admlral referred to the strong

forces under his command, and h proceeded to

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The evening telegraph. (1871). Philadelphia [Pa.], 1871-03-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83025925/1871-03-27/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The evening telegraph, 1871-03-27.