Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-15
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From tho N. Y. American.
AFFAIRS OF HAYTI.

Ar AXIS OF HAYTI.
New DIRK, June 29.-We are indebtei IN f,,.,d
for the Port au Prince Telegraph of I2,h June com.
iaiting the correspondence OF the French Consul with
the President OF Hayt, AMI tho proclamation of III.
latter.
NJ Molten, the French Consul, under date Of Cd
June, writes to the Pfe'ident TO ask catr gorca an.
swer, as to whether or not he would rally the treaties
saying that NJ Rchen, jr, would embark i'm diatelt
10 The Juno trigate with his reply. On the All, NJ
Ingndc, the Secretary OF State, replies TO NJ NJ Gillian
that the President would no. rally the treaties, ana
proposed to make known ia a despatch 10 the Ff.nch
Government to be eon6dsd TO Nj. Pishon, his motive.
for refusing To this civil note, the French Consul
makes this cavalier reply
CONSULATE OF FRANCE
Port Gu Prince, An June {
NJ. Secretary hasten to reply TO your letter Of 10.
day. As the motives which the Hayden Government
propose 10 assign for refusing to ray the dsfnitye
treaties OF I'd April cannot, whatever they NAV be- h,
listened to by the French Government nor change il,
animation Nj Pishon will no, take sharge CT The
dispatches You WILL there fore, be pleased 10 seec
some other channel for their conveyance"
The Consul alter sjoicng that though TO his great
regret, the friendly relations between the two
are TO cease the right is on the side of France con
cudes his letter with asking the pros con OF the "
eminent for those Frenchmsn whose affairs NAV not
Wlihsiandng he Consu's pressing advice 10 the con
,sary' induce ihsm still TO rsmain In Hay Under
these circumsanses the Predent issued the proel.ms
Ion OF which Translation is annexed:
PROCLAMATION Of JOHN PETER BOYER, President Of
Hayh
Haiiens-isyt had enjoyed for twenty year. the la.
dsPsnd:nss she had conquered, whom Charles x who
moh III france, ms0o a formal acknowledge.
msni oil our emancipation. The act containing this se
knowlsdgemeni was at FIRST rejected by us bseauss
os'ldes ihs ambiguity with which II WAS raun thsys
were In u some sush strange siipulatons, that We
eouid moi conceal our rspugnsnss TO them. Still, un-
der those ereumsisnsss Council Of SsnstsY, and of
the principal unsionariss thsn prsssn, In the Capital
was convened, and upon tbsif dssssB, sesonpsa isd
by The rea'ons Tor IT, the acceptance OF the act a. re-
solved on, In the hope that the treaties whIsh were
Pssisd TO be based on H. would, ameag sbsy msdifes
on', lead 10 the annulng OF all in IL contrary 10 rsa
son. This hsps The natural, In asmueh AZ IN.
french Envoy, who was the bearer Of the act .s,.T-
ed me that the HasB Government could not fail Of
receiving rem that OF France tbs mos, sa,.ias.ot .x
Ptnalions From thai msmsnt resolved upon writing
10 'hs Ang France, aad on sending Conn ssoz 81
thTSs Hasns 10 Negotiate aud consuds treaties in IN.
nsms oil The Republic The result Of this mission a.
the weird knsUs, was mol such a. NE sntisip,isd.
The ConVsntsn brsught back here by The Coz ~ts-
sensrs, Unnoi, and could not be, fsihsd ui,hsus so-
promtine the iaieress Of Hsyt. 1 hsVs, tAss saly
done what the honor OF my county Tsqugsa n. pss
ASsnlng TO that ConvsnoD and that IL the eonsidsps-
ion when will always gsverR my acts. MesnUkils
hs Ioytly OF The Republic s mtpifsstsd in lncrsdbs
snorb TO iulh her engagements 10 the extent Of her
means 'hs has made the greatest saef6ees while a.
Vsrhsess negotiation could accomplish nothing fsvoy-
abs TO our souniry, OF which the condition has a.,
becoming worse aud worse from 1925 These are ia
sonlsstabIs faels.
The French Government 10 1928, made, tbroyvb The
S'n'ul General, M. Molten, new over ures Baron
P'chon cams here 10 bring them TO close but the
clause favorable 10 the Republic was still an ob,Iael.
an interpretation contrary to that sgreed upon with IN.
SAD consul, prevented conclusion in the proper form,
OF me Arrangement in quesin. Finally, In order 10
come 70 Cehne results, determined again 10 send an
Envoy 10 France, specially charged 10 spulais for adj
Vanagtous terms for the introduction Of the prodses
IorWNded Tor The payment OF our debt. This f. voy
wstequiTed only oremsin month in PariS Re |
had nos ye' been permitted - d'euss he propo ion ho