Springfield weekly Republican
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blockade. It seems by no means clear that
the Haytien Republic was not knowingly
violating the blockade when she was seized,
and that is what the surrender under protest
means. It certainly must be proved before
the claims for damages are paid. A
little vessel belonging to Dominica was
seized and brought into Port au Prince har
bor, the other day, which, it is charged, has
been engaged in contraband traffic, but she
was taken in Dominican and not Hay tian
waters. Between their own ignorance and
incompetence, and the overaw’ing influence
of a power like the United States, the blacks
are at a disadvantage on sea, as well as hope
lessly divided on shore. There is no such
a rage against our country as an apparently
lunatic correspondent set forth the other
day, but there is undoubtedly a sense of
being ill-used. One of the newspapers, Le
Progress, discussing the case of the Haytien
Republic as it understands it, sums all up by
these words:—
Is it not monstrous that the great people
who in 1776 threw off the yoke of Great
Britain ami in 18<>4 abolished slavery, who at
the head of all nations proclaim the reign of
law, come now with great aud superb war
ships and establish the argument of the
bullet against a small republic? This is
what we submit to the judgment of history
and ihe American and European press, and
to this we sign our name.
THE SPRINGFIELD WEEKLY REPUBLICAN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1889.
President Legitime has with a great vfrench
of his lenient nature finally decided to take
severe steps. He ha^ arrested 30 or more
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Springfield weekly Republican. (1889). Springfield, Mass., 1889-01-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1889-01-11/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1889-01-11.
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