Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-08
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Can any American follow up the To-
cidents whinh have trAnspired sluos the
cAptnre Of the "HAytien Republic"
Nithout getting boiling mad2 IL must
be- nine Weaks since she Was captured,
aud had there been U. s Man Of war
there 81 the time, with a good old Ysn-
Hes captain on board. shs never woulc
have been tAhen. HJwevsF, after she
was seized and condemned 10 DO sold
BY the PTlzs Court, the L g. steamer
Boston arrives. The captain OF the
Boston, accompanied BY the American
Mipister, proceeded to the HAytien Re
pablio," On charge OF Sn sTmtd mob at
the timed, and state they wish 10 come
on board; they were not only FeiuAs1 +,
bat inHalting and jaerlng ramArks Are
passed IN their hesriug. "What are you
going TO DO about it, captAn?" sAys tbs
Minister. ~ shall 90 ashore and get =
| Fermit rapliei The captain. ANGELS
I and Minister ct Gsscs defend usp'
Whittier are wa drlitina?' In tbs
name Of this great Republic n lie was
going " stand on formalisies why ali
he not so hrmOd With permits or orders
Il not 20 II ALI bat having started sud
reaehel the vessel Il was too late then
10 stand 90 the order Of his going; h
should have boarded that vssIel held By
an unlawful mob, taken the swoTr
statements OF the imprlGoued captain
aud crew, TO sustain him, and there aud
then released thsshiD aud restored II I,
Ger brave oaptsip, who is still gu boar
A defiant prisoner.
chs eE8W aud the United Btats
4 steamer Boston having arrived hOml
some tsn dhyB sRo), Tue captain, al0nl
ard single handed, deflss the mob Il
haul down tie flag, aud for fear Ihel
might haul II dOWn while be Was sElssl
be climbs RlOft ~ high 90 ha can 20 m,
nails the flag 70 the highest u!ioA know
log the nail Vea are too lazy TO modest Il
| see q statement where an aNAche Of
HAytlen Consul Ia this country said
ne had his way be would take the car
tain EBhoTe and shOot TN. II Woul
: AXE . regiment OF HAgtien soldier
} With q few coz n like the author Of ID
! threat thrown IN, 10 do It, and / don't
then II be would not rout them. 90
. bless the captain and the tisR; be ls .
/. American, every iBeh and ell ~ hin
He should bs the captain Of the Unite
!. statss steamer Boston, the smArtest an
staunohess vessel In our navy, and {
her chase chs has no superior sfioa
Aud only " think, braud new veRs
D kep. lying al the Brooklyn Navy YAI
q Tor over two years, and with wAshiu
: aer dsoks and bilses with the disohars
q om the city's sewers she new has u
n germs OF yel0W fever on board az
|, cannot be sent with ssfety to the We
tudies, 81 the fever will surely bFeG
!, u, on board.
y The "Atlants, her sister ship. b
"a thaFn - A1Fk
y water for cleaning purposes, and will
u togtlnA.e II abe escapes the dread
g. fever when sent TO tue warm or TORI
. ATTITUDES. The whole North Allan
y Fleet has been there for months, (et
4 cept the KoaEsaree 81 Eorioik), bot
"a don't oomplsin; they helpe1 pull I
i. D'H majority IN Kings County fro
IS COO down 10 II 600. But Whist Is I
Il set for &c yesseis) II We oGnuot hA
one or more TO represent rs At all tim
o. not only IN the ". l but the Brit
Nc Provinces also; but especially now
II the W. l., where M resurrection
20 been on the play bill for months In
I'd sister republic, aud cur Minister q
~ gOnsuls are iDsulted and intimidau
~ Lst the 9AleRB" 20 ct once, MF. G
H. BayRrd, aud let her stay until she
re ievtd By another, and request Sec
tary Whitney, In making out his Oct
iJr oaps&ins, to ship the supeFauuAl
and piok 0ut some young, ambltlo
"A patriotic follows that will 90 down tn
Re- auu MAKE things 80 lively that tbs
gre sleepy eagle vii wake up and sore
81 with delight Tha old eaRle's B9reHm
70. would Tighten tie yuung, being ne7
ls Ehsmi bat would p ease tie old 70
"a. nightly 70 hesr tue oid bird again.
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