New-York tribune
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for the necessaries of life. Corn is selling at $3 50
per bushel at Mazatlan, and other ar-
ticles are m proportion, Many people
steamer Galatea was expected shortly from New York,
whither she had been sent for repairs, On her arvival
she would be at once cmployed agaist the insurgents,
Business at Port-au-Prince was in a stagnant state,
the indusiviat interesis of the country generally were
suffering terribly in consequence of the war,
A PLEA FOR PRESIDENT SALNAVE,
To the I
Si: Newspaper writers and correspondénts
are not always just an thelr diseriminations or correct in
their estupate of the character of those who, through the
prowinence of their nets, become as it were public prop-
erty, and often, for the sake of indicting a sensational
f The Tribwue
paragraph, cateh at eaclodle rawor that passes ainld the
heat of battle, or upon the political arena, and launch it
forth as so much truth, thereby creating a false public
senttment, and bailding up reputations that have no
foundation in worth, aud shattering, too often, others
that are molded only by the highest and purest motives
I have been led tuto these reflections hy the many absurd
reports and rumors that have lately found their way into
the papers of the day regarding the Island of
Haytl, and wore particvlarly her present gal
lant and heroic President, Having lived
years in the Island, commencing from the corona
tion of Salnave, Ioan bear testimony to the fact thai
us a people they are peculierly hospitable, Kind and po-
lite to strangers, and especially 18 this evinced toward
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New-York tribune. (1868). New York [N.Y.], 1868-07-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1868-07-24/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1868-07-24.
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