New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-28
From Hayli.

,no following extrac; Of letter from JOHN Ho-
-v ESQ. merchant at Port au Prince and an
osa.sy Of the Haytien Government, TO his brother
AZ, George Hogarth Of this City, has been placed in
onr hsnds for publication
"PoRT Au PRINCE, Feb 7th 1916
81. ,pbesrs that certain spectators who, having large
r,,auces to make 10 Europe and America, and having
.,ee several weeks past procured large quantities oil
,,ee a, IS l6 and II dollars per hundred now take the
avsntaee of N. intended campaign against the last me
,;nr on the par, of Government Of paper money ano
o,ber un settled political questions TO bring on com
,cis crisis by raising the price Of Coffee and Specie
b;cb think Ia done with two intentions one OF which
Is 70 exert az opposition TO Government and parayze
r measures and the other is to make large profits at
The expense of their foreign friends By raising Coffee
SIG so they make from Two 10 three dollars per hun
dred pounds.
~ herewith forward you the documents relative 10 the
lac, DIFFICULTIES between this Government, the freneh
coo,u and French subject; also one number OF tne
w.r5fs, which contains the Presidents order resuVe
"a the march against the Eastern part OF the sand
oil; ulesse communicate them 20 your rlehos aho Gu
dravor to give them vide publicity AS posso' "s
they will give the American pu6hc correct iC w 1es
subiects instead OF those preludcou anu 'aSe
o,. .lxssvs supear;ng The American papers This
country OF political events ana IS ~ present 'he SUI
sr; of general occupation amongst nsrl'me power
hc solution OF great queston-that OF me capacity Vi
- African race for self government in civilized way
ros 10 be though, to depend ON the results OF hsyu
,S a. we foes than friends tnht por
- of ,hs intelligent who foremost IN the express
% NJ their opinions past history and our present
;,naop and conduct is basey and iaisey represented
~ them all kinds Of obstacles are thrown into eur
" "a another aud mask representations aud rea
r.rs an that their accusations may appear the more
nstbl. Because circumstances brought on In part by
he vaccinations Of enemies have momentsrly CIV.
m our Government dctsoral form they represent us
,s,oprsdinp into a state of barbsrism which certain
l., moi the case Why is that the Russians are not
.,barsns when theirs is Of the most absolute gov
s,,men,s on EaItn think that our friends ought to
.oue out in defence, and putting aside their otter
Snce Of opinion relative 10 forms of Government which
sre chan egble circumstances will permit write and
.ness in our favor, people OF whom other nations
have never had any just reason 10 complain as people
ina, no unprejudiccd philosopher can censure 'or !e
psst o. present history.
In connection with the subject translate from the
columns of lie Manifesto "a Journal published Al Port
psnubican the following Address OF the President TO the
soders Omit,ing the more mmaerla portions, and
,e.sining only such may be deemed inter
esiing
02cers SUB officers and SOidi,rs - am informed That
the msconens seek TO employ means TO cast disorder
n,o your ranks and 10 parayze the undertaking OF the
msch 10 the East with the OF Witnessing the return
~ slavery 10 this free and independent country inhaoit
cd By single INDECENT To arrive at their ends they
nave conceived the criminal project Of creating division
among the Haytiens by means Of anonymous letters,
which they have written at different parts OF the Island
The last ANONYMOUS letter ia dated At Dondon, 10Th
January 1916, addressed 70 Mr.. Nemorin Leroy, and
was detected in the house OF Citizen Zaire Gaboton,
dwelling at Cape Hayten-the purpose OF the writer be-
Ing 10 disturb the public order and tranquility and to
excite the country 10 civil But coniding IN your
uatrotsm recommend you Ia exercise the strictest
surveillance over these perverse who have only in
view the division Of the country and the massacre OF
your families Ic then advises them to affect TO fall in
sih the views OF the copspiraos, and denounce them
Euay 10 the Tribunals to be tried in conformity to the
avs
.Whaevcr may ensuc we place the destiny OF Hayti
IN the hands of God the supreme Judge of the world
and the protector of sacred cause. am pleased TO
believe that you will allow yourselves to be seduced
ty these enemies OF your countryof peace and of pub
lie usnqulity-who governed by ambton-who
nave only In view dscord, divisions, and the wish TO
s plunped into vile servitude. (He then pledges him.
cell with their concurrence and cooperation. TO subju
rats the party in East Hay and makes stirring appeal
10 their patriotism and fidelity to their country in the
approaching campaign which they abou, to under
axe against the East These orders to be proclaimed at
the head of each corps, &c. &C.
Signed at the National Palace Of Hayti, Jan. %, 1876
i3i year OF the independence of Hay,i.
LOUIS PIERROT.
This ia in aluson to projected march against the
uniendy parties located the East end OF the Island
We have received also pamphlet OF printed docu
relative the diss-nsons the substance
(Which has already been made public. aud which we
therefore, forbear commenting upon.