The North-Carolina standard., 1843-04-12
HAYTIEN REPUBLIC.
In the name of the sovereign people.

| ORDER OF THE DAY.
Charles Herard, SEN. chief executive of the viii
and the resolutions of the sovereign people
In consideration that, under the government o
the tyrant Boyer, the ports have been closed-ont
of those miserable and oppressive measures tend
ing to multiply the privations of the people-has
ordered as follows
! Art. /. The ports of Aquain Anse d dHainau
and Miragoaine, open to foreign commerce
from and after the PRONUNCIATION of this present or
der of the day.
Art. 2. The direction of the new custom-house
and the administration of the finances shall be
coEfded to fInctonary who shall take the title
of particular administrator, and shall have under
his ORDERS and at his disposition two clerks ofthe
rank of principal commissary TO this admins
ration will be united the regulations of the trea-
sury
Art. 8. The duties on importations are main
tained but the mode of collecting the duties in
money and exchanges is abolished until the new
regulations.
Art. a. The present order of the day shall be
printed publicly and officially wherever it may be
necessary
Given at the general headquarters at Aquin, the
5th March, 1843, in the lst year of the regenera-
ton of Hayti.
HERARD, AINE.
To the people and the army:
CITIZENS AND SOLDIERS "A revolution un-
exampled in the annals of the worId-a revolution
altogether moral in its operation-has changed
the face of Hayti. Tranquility having been res
tored to the domestic hearth have been called by
the people to be placed at their head, to execute
their resolutions and to re-establish their rights
too long tramped upon.
| My SOU, moved with patriotic emotions, and re-
collection ofnationaI disgrace, has answered to the
popular call. have raised the two-colored stand
ard. We have risen as one man to march to the
conquest of the future and the establishment of a
new order of things; and, putting ourselves face
to face with the oppressor, have declared to him
'.The wind of despotism has too long blightened
ont spirits The period of our sufferings has ter
minated with the establishment of a new constu
ton, providing for the reformation of abuses, the
abolition of u presidency for life the encourage
mcnt of agriculture, ofindustry, of commerce, and
the arts, and the founding of new institutions"
These results we will secure, for in God is ouI
trust Curses and misfortune on all who shall
dare to oppose!
Citizens, Brothers, and Friends! Regard the
series of important events which have already oc
CURED, and which seem TO presage so many more
! An army repulsrd more than eight regiments raj
lying n defence Of the popular cause; Faubert ano
Bazelais put to flight; colonies, generals, and sena
tors made prisoners The fate of the tyrant haC
been Inscribed by an invisible hand on the wall o
his palace.
Soldiers rely upon your zeal. Follow
on in the career of patriotism and glory
Second my persevering efforts. In little while
you shall see iilusrious Legislators destroying the
monstrous system which has devoured your sub
stance, invigorating commerce and agriculture
dissipating the darkness of ignorance, and found
ing institutions no longer on the unstable sand o.
the saashore, but on broad and imfnovable rock.
HERARD AINE.
Aouin eth March