The New York herald
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Your corresponiemof last year, at Port au Prince,gave
an amusing account or our theatre, and the French play
there represented. Wt.en tho FUcrjid of that day was received
wo all laufbed and all protended to bo highly
amused, but muiiy were very angry, and your correspondent
found It necessary to be as outraged as any one
at the unwarranted liberty taken in criticising anything
connected with Hayti. It is singular that, as a people, we
should bavo so much ma.uva.ue hmte, and so little dignity,
or, rather, self control, that when the laugli is against ua
we must necessari.'y fall into a passion. Tho Hkralu baa
before this been tabooed, but occasionally our flies comc to
hand; and although more thoroughly hated than any other
paper, it is bylarthe most eagerly sought after. The
theatre la now agait established, but with somewhat loss
pretensions, and to prevent tho recurrence of the scenes
of last year a strong police force is announced in attend
ance. Under tho old rulo the police wero among the
curses of the oitv. Receiving scarcelv onv nav. thev. of
course, were uselegH when ttioy might have been of service,
and they only employed the Immunities possessed
in viituo of their position to oppress those who were helpless:
and as ibeir pay wua net sulllciciit to live upon, far
Ii sh to clothe tbemeolvca, they supported life by stealing
all stray swine and eomctimea cattle; the animal is Imrneulately
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The New York herald. (1859). New York [N.Y.], 1859-04-02. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1859-04-02/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1859-04-02.
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