Wichita eagle

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4o,000,000, chiefly to France. The white

planters claimed a sharo in tho French re

public, tho poor whites opposed tho planters,

tho colored (mulatto) intrigued against both,

and hi due time tbo blaclis rose against all

three. Tho English camo in and joined tho

blacks against theJFrench and mulattoes. Tho

horrors of tho war can never bo told. Political

prisoners wero bound between boards and

sawed in two. Town after town was burnt

aud every person in it killed, regardless of age

or sex.

At length arose tho talented and humane

Toussaint L'Ouverturo, and succeeded in uni-

ting tho colored of all shades; 20,000 French

was a rebellion, and ho fled to Jamaica

Gen. Dominguo succeeded and briefly de

clared his policy thus: "TTliito men have no

rights in Hayti that Haytians aro bound to

"RESTAURANT PREmSTORIQCE."

cesGCsand failures. It is agreed at the start

that the "grand opening' by President Car-

not was littlo moro than a farce. Even tho

French soldiers in ranks on that occasion I

could not repress their smiles and sneor..

M. Sadi-Carnot is far from being an impos

ing figure. His duty on that historic dnto

and eventful day was to typify something,

to personify a grand idea and he couldn't

His progress was on a plan all his own to

strike a medium between gorgeous royal or

imperial equipage and plain republican sim

plicity; it therefore combined tho absurdi

ties of both and was ten fold moro ridiculous

than either.

The point that impresses every ono is tho

Immenso size of tho utrair. "Warned by tho

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Wichita eagle. (1889). Wichita, Kan., 1889-07-07. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85032490/1889-07-07/ed-1/?sp=12

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Wichita eagle, 1889-07-07.