Daily national intelligencer

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public, and converted tie sal and people into a military

colony

As a skrategio lick, to Cuucc. Cubs aud Porto

Kino into a aUoug, musually-sasia.ning line of power, du

winateg curIeinus biguWajs, SLo id-a was buli aud

brilliant; but it did LOs succe-d.

Tte Demiaicaua re

volted, aud, alter a deeperate struggle of n ar three yearal

duration, bpai d c ded to absdua Cue ojuh ry, and al

low the Dounnican Repub.ic to resume, in pasce, her for

mer position as an independent American state.

I he Domiuioan Congress has r guiail, eLterd upon its

duties, and, ty advices as late as tae tuidole oi Ucbar,

the ccuutry was trai quit and prosperous. Earlier in tue

seaion fears were entertained that the war of races, then

dieturtiog the Haytieu Gaverameut, might be tsken up b/

theDouia.can blacks; but th to iears are now entirely

discarded by the foreign and white pepulsuod of San Do

iniugo.

General Wa. L. C.zieau, who has had several years

experieno:, buth private and official, of iife in St Doming,

writes to a frit ni in this city: “Too Dominican p-ople

are as kindy and decile as they are brave.

There ia now

no question of black and wbito. the Republic is well re.

established, and, EJ uruxl, all ibe high tffic ale are liberal

and enlightened gentie mou of ha white race.

I bero is a

strong desire to invite European imutgration to come in

and develop the rich mn-s and heil by ci fl’ e hills o

this msg ificent islnd. I bay e be-a urging them to adopt

a system of legislation that will ofotun ly open the coun

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Daily national intelligencer. (1865). Washington City [D.C.], 1865-11-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83026172/1865-11-20/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Daily national intelligencer, 1865-11-20.