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Commissioners traversed tho Republic

from end to end, and in sover.il direc

tions, cither by ther agents or In per

son, sjient several weeks at tho capital

in conference with tho President and

chief Government officers, examining

ollleial records, and as at all other pla

ces, in constant Intercourse with the

peoplo and taking testimony of witness

es. Thoy also visited tho vicinity of

tho western border, wliero tho disturb

ances wero reported, nnd remained u

week nt tho capital of Hayti, whero

supplementary Investigations were

made.

Tho report gives a full account of tho

form of Government and refers to tho

revolutions proceeding thu administra

tion of llaez. Tho Commissioners

found tho Baez Government In full and

peaceable possession of all parts of tho

Republic, except on tho Haytlen bord-

cr, which Is disturbed by Insurrectiona

ry leaders, aided by Hayticu intrig

uers. Whatever defects thcro might

havo been In tho original title of llaez

lo tho olllce, it win confirmed by the

National Convention anil ratified by

the people.

Tho Insurrections which still exist

aro headed by Cnbra! and Louperoii.

Tho former of theso Is universally con

ceded to bo tho moro Important, but

neither lias u distinct Hag or it regular

organized tinny neither Is tho expo

nent of a clearly defined policy.

'lo tho surprise of tho Commission,

almost all parts of tho country, oven the

remotest, thu peoplo wero found to bo

familiar with tho question of annexa

tion to tho United States, and to havo

discussed it among themselves with in

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The Columbian. (1871). Bloomsburg, Pa., 1871-04-14. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83032011/1871-04-14/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Columbian, 1871-04-14.