The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-14
Translated fir t5e Nc.s-YorIs }3uemne Past.
PR0CL.4.M9TJ0.N.
The flins to the People and to the Army.

The Ming to the People and to the Army.
HAyTIiss
= BY OF those hsppy events which occur
only by the special favor OF Divine omnipotence, the
atrocions and criminal intentions of the French cabinet
have just come TO light BY discovering to those
dark Vaccinations, Col has been pleased to consound
.nins to destiny and true interest," to point
cut to the means of oar preservation.
Franco Medina, Of the secret agents TO the ba-
ron de Maonet, minister of the marine and OF the
onies OF his majesty Louis XVIII sent to trouble
and dscord an execrable and fvorte project of the
French, while fulfilling his odous mission, has fallen
iptoour power. BY his confession, upon his en-
smina,ion by the documents anil secret instructions of
whi.h he was the bearer we arc confirmed in our o.
pion respecting the atrocious designs Of mplnca-
ble enemies
Haytians, Alwaysiuaccessble tot.e most nattering
promises Of the French, have gwen to yon proofs
Of our fr,pncs. in the most critical moments and
have never teberste upon the part that ought to
take when our safety required it. And il is to that
those abon,nabe ty rants, in the dehrium of their pas
sion dare yet TO make their Infamous proposals. but
how they deceive themselves Let them then know
that our irrevosable determination il to fight them
Ill death; and should even be alone, would still
fsbt them Nv me Is become horrible 10 them -
they no longer pronounce it, but with cenvulsive mo-
tons we glory in Inspiring them with tl,ese senti-
mcnts.
Wav,ians Since the conmencem ent Of our career
our ntluet has always been frank aud loyal have
NO secret to keep; the welfare of the country is Our
supreme Law, and imposes upon ms the duty of commu
nicat;ng to YOU all the information that receive *
which concerns the destiny OF the nation. We have
therefore ordered that the dispatches of the French go
vsrntoent the originals of which deposited in our
archives shall be made public through the medium of
thu pres. ia order give them all possible publicity;
s, ta the traitor Fronco Melina, that hbertcide q
CERT Of The French shall he exposed before the people
in our capital, that each ofyou may have the privilege
ofintefrogating him.
Ua,tans ,itis not necessary that we should make
to ven sny comment upon these documents they speak
fr items Ives; each ONE of YOU will read the prosets
f Our ;yrants ard the fate tat they preparing for
yoa1: YOU will know how TO distinguish your true enc
ro;es and 10 measure the abyss into which they wish to
plunge you the truth is come TO light Open your
eves aud yOu will the frghtul designs ol hose in
human tyeers who not 10 inetate slavery,
or snnihilaticn! Open ytur eyes to their destructive
r cts and the II safety will naturally present
themselves to yo'I let the cries ol war until death
With ttrants eternal hatred to the vile Instruments Of
svry ard their adherents, FIJI yeur souls with that
holy enthusiasm Which is inspired by the love Of cour-
nv Of Liberty and OF Independence.
Yaytians! let SIS have but one object, bnt only one
and tie same aeSr, LEI us seek Only to extermmate
cur enemies the whole universe observe MS; never
,os there cause 81 ust ours, lOos upon your King
and prepare yourselves 10 olOa him TO battle; will
Ind Won 10 victory and TO vengeance will conquer
&c wiA eonsolifate our rights, liberty and Indepen
dence upon the dead bodies and RUNS Of Our "
Given NJ onr Roysl Palace ofSsns Soac the fith
Noyernher tsit, le eleventh yesr OF independence,
40" Ss us 'sl''' - W HENRY.
ny tie Rug, c,.,
Printed at Cape issnry,lyp ?. ReuN, printer to tie
Fns.
Comics % se pagers % the agents 9thc French Gov
.r6mea,, prin,el and published u virtue Of his ma
i.tf,s procIaro, sion of the 18th Nov. 1874 lu
Sear Of the Independence Of Eayti
PANS, Junee7.
To Afessrs tss,AioI, La,sysc, DE Medina q Drav-
rrrapn.
Eegf'fWe1s,
have received The lettert chat You have
written IN me- separately and collectively, Offering t.
the King your services p, St Domingo His MJcsiy
.s not vet resolved upon any measure relative 10 the
~ ,e possession e. that eolony, u = not even APP
ar To him necessary send, al this curly pei5o,
commissioners to mott, his orders or TO make known
III, intentions 20 the eliefs Of the ipsurgeWis; but,
oe,,, tho represcuia'ua hat have made to the king
~ yoeir ptisate siiais called you to ST. Domingo,
tbst yotr former connections with some ot the ciefs
ortbe cofogy gave vow opportunity a seeing them,
s,1iel 70 si,t have wnod Of the attachment TINT