The sun

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(OMPCns and his modest and nltniistio

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jurisdiction for that of tho despotic

Supremo Court The. Coming Xalion will

devote it passionate vocabulary.

Following Precedent In Ilaytl.

Tho I'nited States has joined Knglnnd

in remonstrating with the Haytian Gov

ernment for shooting Generals and sus-

pects without trinl in nn effort to put I

down a periodical "revolution." The

diplomatic intervention reminds ns that

when General ANTOINK Simon assumed

tho Presidency with the sanction of nn

intimidated Congress on December 17,

IOCS, ho promised an orderly adminis

tration, public improvements, economv,

justico In the courts, nnd many reforms

that had been denied the people by tho

venerablo Nonn Ai.k.tis. Tho Simon

revolution toon tno usual course

descent tmon Port-nu-Prlnco with 11

rctinuo of Generals in second hand

unlforms, reenforced by a volunteer sol

diery without uniforms and it throng of

camp followers. President Noiid Ai.kxis

followed precedents in defending his

administration; that is to say, early

executions of its opponents, befoin or

just after sunrise, wero the rule. The

victims were military men, politicians,

lawyers, journalists and merchants.

From Port-nu-Princo. tho stereotyped

notice went out to tho world. A reign

of terror has suddenly been inaugurated

hero," Many citizens, fearing the death

squad, claimed asylum at tho consulates.

Now it is President Anioink Simon,

tho economist and refonnor, who is

following precedents. General Mill

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The sun. (1911). New York [N.Y.], 1911-02-23. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030272/1911-02-23/ed-1/?sp=6

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The sun, 1911-02-23.