The Worcester spy

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suls who seem to have engaged In sim

ilar business, and the administration

should be the gainer by making the

actual facts public.

HAYTI’S TURN COM INO.

Expectations that anarchy will fol

low the- assassination of President

Heureaux have raised the question as

to how soon the United States will be

compelled to intervene and set both

Haytian republics in order, for the pro

tection of foreign residents and the

general relief of mankind. The situa

tion would hardly be the same as in

Cuba, for the Haytians and Domin

icans manage their own affairs after

the peculiar fashion that has prevailed

in each section of the Island since the

foreign yoke was thrown off. Never

theless a republic tempered by assas

sination is not a comfortable place in

which "to dwell, and from time to time

foreign complications have arisen to

cause our government real anxiety.

Moreover, since the promulgation of

Secretary Olney’s version of the Mon

roe doctrine, that the influence of the

United States is paramount in the

western hemisphere, the responsibility

of our government has been somewhat

enlarged in the estimation of the world.

We might view with indifference the

throat-cutting of the various political

factions in either of the black repub

lics and leave these peoples to work

out their own salvation or perdition, so

far as they themselves are concerned,

but should the disorder assume a

chronic form that interfered seriously

with the Interests of our own citizens

or those of a European power, It is

quite conceivable that our government

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Worcester spy. (1899). Worcester, Mass., 1899-07-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86086481/1899-07-29/ed-1/?sp=6

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Worcester spy, 1899-07-29.