The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-07

| corning the church. and will denounce to hin
the Irregularities that may take place in it.
SO. The fate does not provide fer the main.
| tenance of any miniifer of the religion but the
| law will determine The emeluments and fsee
granted for their n,initry.
So No one has a right to diaurb the free exc
crciie of any worhp.
TITLE VIII.
OfPubic Education.
81. There fl,all be eftablfhed, in each divi.
6on. central fchool, ard private ichools in
each Hrrondijeuen!, (djerid.j
Every citizen will be nevertheless permitted
to keep private fchools.
s5. The falares of protectors and tutors and
the police of thole fchoos liall be re-. ulated by
a Particular law.
TITLE TX.
Cffb- evarrax:y eftbe neigbLoriag eoiosie5.
Sc. The government of Hayti makes known
to Powers that have colonies in its neighbour
hood, its uni',aken refoiution not to dilturb az
all the laws by which they are governed.
81. TIE people of Eayti make no conqueits,
and are faisied with prefervins their own ter
ritory,
TITLE x.
G-nernl Regulations.
IS. No fDc,ety corporation, that could
tend TO dfiurb the public order is tolerated in
Hayti.
80. Every fictitious meeting will be broken
up by the armed force, when verbal order Of
a competent authority will not have been fuG-
cient.
40. Every Haytian, from the age of Is to that
OF SO, owes his fervices to the army, every time
that the fafety of the Gate requires them,
Al. The government folemniy warrants to
foreign nero hants, the fafety of Their perions
and property, and INJURIES them the molt eica-
c o.is protection.
AZ. Coahdering the advantages enjoyed by
foreigners ip Hayti, they will have to fubmit,
during their fay there, to the laws ard cuftoTs
of the couatry, as Hsytian fubjets.
-. A fpccial law divides the territory in the
mott convenient manner.
~. The effect Of the contribution 1lall he fuf-
pended in every place Of the Haytian territory,
where difturbances take place, that may ohlige
the government to fend al armed force, to rel
eftahiih order.
as. The uniformity OF weights and meafures
rs general in Hayti.
4e. Divorce is rgiIy forbidden in Hayti.
AZ. Marriage being a civil and religious bond,
encouraging good morals, ihall be honoured;
and sfientialy protected.
4s. Parents fial not have the right to dim
herit their children.
40. Agriculture, as the frft, the nob'eR, and
the moft uleful OF all arts, G,al. be encouraged
and proteSled
SO. National feGivals, to celebrate the indie
pence, contribution, agriculture, the birthday
OF the PRECEDENT, and of his wife, Glal! be infli.
tHted and determined.
| 81. No law can have retroactive effe6.
Done at Cape Francois, Feb. II, 1907
9TH year of the Independence.
I(Signed)
Vernet, P. Roman, ToufiaiHt Brave,
generals of dvilion; Martial Beetle, Magny,
Raphael, N. Joachim, Michel Pourcely, lean
Philippe Daux, Pierre TouHaut, Jean Louis
Larotel, generals of brigade Campos Thabares,
Gerard, l.. Achille, Guerrier, general adiu-
tants Cornei lie Brelle, cnrste Roumaee, jr.
administrator 81. Henry Latortue, trsa.i.rer;
j. d. Petit, comptroller Jean ,Feury, pref
dent OF the civil tribunal Charles Imbert,
Judge; Juaamcnd, chief phyhciaa of the ar
my 4: L. Raphael La Verdure, director of the
cuitom houfe; Delon, juftice of the peace 2.
Adre Charter, director of the domains Fa-
raud, Lacroix, engineers Aminzar, ia. La.
tortue, Judges Antoine Reyes, vicar.