Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-20

neNe suosesseu - ms, IN your name. !,
nouncing the resolution you have I'll ~
to place yourselves under the sh;., lsea
the constitution Of Hayti. This Ana Ian "
bic conduct proves to me both ven, s -;
dom and your patriotism; since re.;. W.
the whirlwind Of passions, which too
ten spring from political rsyelut;oss' "
your first care has bssn to consult ~
true interests Of your csuntrymsn y. As
to makeit the basis Of your copdu uaa
You deserve my esteem, and am h.s 49,
by to manifest it to you, r
Yes, Citizens, the proceeding, A. u.
City Of St. Domingo are entirely onn" ~
ssd. as yop truly remark, to the p pp.'
.perity Of the land you inhsbit; but thu lss.
who have set them on foot, in wi,hina 's
do well, have been led astray from 4"
means in their powerto effect It w. H.
US hope that they will abandon th,i, =
ror: in truth, the emancipation Of thai.
country, such as they have proclaim.da
would produce only tho most mourun|
results; because the mass Of tho u.on I.
remain through culpable omission con- a'
demned to bear the yoke Of dsbassm.n,
and to groan under privation Of tb.;,,
dearest rights.
Iconfsss, that their proceedings when
they reached me. sincerely afflicted nv
heart; it was impossible not to for....
the consequences; and I'LL had not known
for . long time, the general sentim.u.
Of the Haytiens ofthe sast-if l had 90,
always relied upon spontaneous union
on their parts, l should have had to n.
gret that the day Of their deliyeranc.
was obscured by deplorable calamids
However, the submissions Of II.
towns of Monte Christi, San Juan. La.
matte, &c.-the testimonies Of brother
~ feeling which / receive from differ.
emit points of the interior, and your a,
surance Of faithfulness to that constitu.
ton which shall effect your happin..
as it has done ours--svery thing, in short
inspires the hope, that union will soon
triumph over the anarchy which Is en-.
dsavering to organize Itself in the eut
ern part of Hayti.
Inhabitants Of St. Jago! know you,
suffsrings and your wants: they will di,.
appear amid the mild influence Of tn.
government of the Republic, the only
one which can guarantee your righa,
ysur liberties. your property and tho To-
dependence of your country. Open
then your hearts to Joy. to confidence
Avoid especially giving yourselves upa
the spirit of reaction, it will bea mi'for
tune to US beth. Let the wisdom which
you have hitherto displayed, always g.
vern you, until the means which shall
direct to your part of the country 10
protect your tranquility. shall arrin
/ repeat it, see in the President Of Hay
ii, your friend, your father; and insw
ry officer, in every soldier of the army
50 many brothers who are ardent fa
closing, with their embraces, the tia
which are to unite 10 indissolubly.
The depu,ation you announce reached
me yesterday. have treated it with
that respect and good feeling which il
due to it. 1t now returns to st. Jag
and bears you this despatch.
By letters which | this moment re.
ceived from ST. Domingo, ! am convin'
ced that the authority of the govern
ment ofths Republic will be immediate
ly acknowledged there, since those wh'
are at the head ofthat city appear to .
pen their eyes to the necessity Of rally
ing around its Legitimate gOvernmsn'
and protector: besides the article 40, IT,.
tie 2, of our Constitution has establi'ha
but one and the same govsrnmsn
throughout the Island: il cannot be de-
parted from
Receive my countryme3, the "a,
rance of the attachment l bear you, la
with which Ihave the honour TO salute
you. BOfbk
At the National Palace of Por!''',
Prince, the 18th of January, 1892, ,ne|
of the Independence of Hayti the ls@|
After publishing the addresses fl0n
Port au Plat, the Telegraph proceeds
remark i
The different other commune' IN 'o'|
east have in like manner made tnsn
submission to the Republic. The CT!
Of St. Domingo itself has returned i'a1 :.
its error, and the President OF Hsy.
wishing to unite all hearts to the ''D'
object, has determined to 60 there 'nF'|
son, with 4 strong armyto establisa"'I
guilty and order; which events o. w. y.
importance have not entirely ieis uD''
turbed in the east
Copy ola letter from Capt. G. Rldss '.I