Lancaster daily intelligencer

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In 1810 a new constitution was adopted pro

viding for a four years' presidency, and Po Pe

tion was chosen, but he died In PS18 "net

without suspicion of Vaudeux )len," says

the mulatto hhiterian.

Gen. Iieycr was chescu te succeed and an

nexed Kan Dominge, thin reuniting the

Island. As president, protector, dictator aud

previsional general, he reigned many yars;

but San Dominge seceded, aud se the Hayti

ans dreve Deyer into oxlle and the senate

chese (Jen. IIcrard-IMviure In his ttcaiL Four

mouths later there was another revolution

and he fled te Jamaica.

The mulattecs new get control again ei.d

chew (ien. Guerrier prcideut; but In a year

he died of debauchery.

MAHSAC1IK Or TUB UULATT0K8.

There wai a short, sharp tight; the nuilat nuilat

tees were beutcn and the blacks made Pierrot

prrddent. In a year he tied from his own

soldiers and Hlche, another black, winclihi-iu

In a year he died curly In IBI7 the cause

net being given Iu the histories. UnpL Sou Seu Sou

leU'ue, a full black mul a Vaudeux worship

er, was then iltl and iu due tune lie lie lio

came the noted KmpVrer KiiUbthi I. Hii

whele leign was an orgy of revel, riot, mur

der and masvieru. His policy wus plain and

explicit, and thus declared)

'Crush the mulattecs, they are the curses

et the land. They haUi thtlr f uthers and do de do

tplse their mothers. They would sell us te the

fereigmrs."

One by one, but rapidly, the rich and edu

cated colsred were destroyed, aud hi 18IU,

under preU-nse of a plot, be ordered a

general mauacre of the colored cjute In

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. (1889). Lancaster, Pa., 1889-06-15. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83032300/1889-06-15/ed-1/?sp=7

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Lancaster daily intelligencer, 1889-06-15.