South-eastern Independent

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CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY.

The Cotnmlaekmers foand the gmeiuajent or-

ganized and in complete operation in all its de

part meets, exercising every function of legitimate

Soverumentj with Uen. Euanevento Baez as Chief

agistrate. In full and peaceable possession of all

pacta of toe republic except oa tbe-Haytien bor

der, which is diftarbed by insurrectionary leaders,

aided by the Uaynene and political tatrirmers.

Tbese are incited to be extraordinarily active at

tbia time by tbe fear of anaoxatioa to the United

States. From all that the Commissioner coald

ascertain, President Baex has the reeet of a great

majority of the DonrirOonn peoele for his arirnlax

traOve ablfities, axd the. strong attachment of

many leading men, wno regard aim as the-only

statesman among them who can bold them to

gether against domestic factions and foreign foes.

In )S4rVaXier Ave years of aoarcby, aoueeuiieal on

the expulsion of the Hayden power. Gen. Boes

was regularly elected President of tbe republic.

It appears thai he was choean-as the. man who, by

his education, fortune and publio services, would

be most likely to secure general conndeace and

heal the wounds inflicted by the civil and foreign

wars. In one of the delegations of leading citi;

zona who tendered to him the Chief Magistracy;

was)ew. Cabral. There -hi credible lesil nonytq

tbe (act that, under him, despite the ilimcultiee

that hare beset him, the- republic has enjoved aa

much liberty as Say of hie predecessor dared to

allow, and more tranquility than they knew how

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

South-eastern Independent. (1871). McConnelsville, Ohio, 1871-04-14. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn87075000/1871-04-14/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: South-eastern Independent, 1871-04-14.