New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28

,c;oe ful Of emotion in which ne seut back 10 the
easty and 10 the brave children Of the north aud Of
The Arieborite oil the honor Of the glorious and gener
COS revolution that was iust accom- olshed then with
eyes fixed upon the Constitutional Pact he pronounced
Nth firm accent, and heard by all the oath to re-.
spec the national Independence aud the rights Of his
ccuntrJmcn. The cries Of give Ia President Of
HayiiW "Niye Liberty made by the President Of
The s. nate joyOusly repeated by the people and pro-
begged by oslvo Of seventeen cannon announced the
Inauguration Of the liberal and constitutional re- CINE
OF democracy. TIE voice Of the brave soldier sn-
swered " NIYe la Senate Niye Is Constitution Niye la
Republic noble acclamatoDs, which were repeated
nv the Secretaries Of the STATE the Generals the Aids
de Camp the officers Of all grades, the escnr and the
citizens. Leaving then his place the President Of the
bic went the invitation Of the President Of the
ssDate, 90 put bmsef A. his right hand alter having
euhece1 him, amid the universal applause Of the as
ssnblsge. Silence restored, scene truly aocient,
and worthy Of the patriotic time Of Greece ant Rome,
took place in the l. gis.ative Palace.
TIE most distinctive mark Of the overthrow arts.
tocrsoy the Golden Crown for whose manufacture tho
peope expended much labor aud blood; that Crown
which in The hand of tie nation, ought to serve its
mower but which turned 10 the installation OF despot
aud became tie property Of an ignorant man. that
CroER laid on the table Of the President Of the
Senate. GeiIard, rising mp and all the people slso,
mace a short ADDRESS 10 explain how the symbolic de-
ospstion Of the monarchy in Hayti, ns;esd Of being
"A sot Of vandalism, Of un6otby destruction Of the
Kepubi1, is a moral delicate aud sublime destruction
Of iesime which was incompatible with the manners,
o., taking little ron hammer struck three times on
thr swul emblem of tyranny that he had Overthrown.
en- he and the nation together never TO re-
establish An order Of things which had been go hostile
IL DE country.
Tbs rtege then left the Legislative Palace to go TO
Ire Temple Of the Lord advancing between the ranks
LOT yoOps and accompanied by the enthusiastic crles
Of the people Tee President Of the republic went on
foot, having at his right hand the President Of the
Ssnsts In front Of him the Senator'S, with the officers
Of lbe sscoIt the ancient Magisrature aud the tGnc-
bonaries of the Republic, and behind him multitude
Of eiizens Toe cOtege arrived 10 the Church, where
Macs was read and The Tie Deum sung.
4 beautiful address WAS then made 70 the new Pre-
sidest by Mr. Borsarel the Priest Of St. Marc, after
whoa the pro >esson returned in the order to tle
National Palace, where the Chief Of the State opened
sgsh bis heart full of patriotism, TO his f5Owctzens
aGd spoke to the foreign COnsuIs in Eoglish which
lie editor says he did not understand but which WAS
uttered for the good of the nationl. Refreshments
wee then offered to ELL and the President Of the Sen.
ale made speech TO the Foreign Powers, allies Of
Hyp, that their worthy Interpreter, Mr.. Miinet,
Consul General OF Farce, answered by lOrg speech
full Of noble sentiments, concluded in these words
To the President of Haytito the prosperity of the
Hsyten Republic" Then the President Of the Re-
pablo retired, snd the assembly dispersed.