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delivery of the American steamer Hay

tien Republic at Port au Prince on de

mand of two of Uncle Sam's war ships

has been a bitter pill, and in their disap

pointed rage, they have sworn to seize or

sink any American vessel in the future

found in Northern Haytien waters. The

story told by the passengers of the Clyde

line steamer George W. Clyde, arriving

yesterday from Dominican ports shows

the manner adopted by the IHaytiens to

exhibit their evident spite.

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Repeatedly was the vessel's safety

threatened and her captain insulted; this,

too, though the steamer was in Domini

can waters, and making no attempt to

run the alleged blockade into Northern

Haytien ports.”

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Boviraxaer's Fate ~The Marquis of

Montrose wrote

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He either fears his fate too much,

Or his deser s are small,

That dares not put it to the touch

To gain or lose it all,

General Boulanger recalls the above on

the lucus a mon lucendo principle. He

{seems to have no fears of his fate and

puts it to the touch” on every occasion

that presents itself. He has been elected

to the Chamber of Deputies already by

several constituencies, but he wants to

find out what the people of the Depart

ment of the Seine, or otherwise Paris,

think of him, and so, a vacancy occur

ring, he decides to make the contest. The

result will have a most important effect

‘upon his career. A victory or a defeat

in Paris means a great deal more than it

does anywhere else.— World.

LWAYS SOMRlcers

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Daily times. (1889). Richmond, Va., 1889-01-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86071854/1889-01-01/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Daily times, 1889-01-01.