New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
BOLD GENERAL HYPPOLIIE.
THE HAYTIAN PRESIDENT SCOTS AT HIS
ENEMIES.
REMARK ABLE SPEECHES FROM TIE - THRONE
OF THE NATIONAL PALACE IN
PORTAU PRINCE
rypou.y OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE

rrroM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE IEDOH"l
Port tau Prince. June =
r, r,,,ic rcrnon,hers perhaps the extraordinary
snocch made on Nav . at an official reception OF lno
IDENTITIES and the officers Of the GOvcrhmch' W INV
President General Ilyppolite. le spoke the' WIN .
rude frlnincss Of the policy he intencch 10 pursue
inc among other things: " / am gehlc' very ee"
but do not think you can crush me as no ".' "''N
kcrchefl DO Mt push the Government 10 10 "na'
I do not wish 10 do We're 10 tell what sho"u w.
think It might frighten you VIZ Do Wv w
for mo ~ leave ven now. gentlemen. for might say
too much But warn yOu to let the "o'''' -,
alonc' II IS to be surmiSod ttat II "a7 ""' Wv
alone for thc IIaytan President has thoueh' io'c
sarv TO deliver another speech. stli piher anu o'0
threatening than that of May o. "cherai hS PP''''
f. c0uragc,us man. who goes 9"''s"V
=. hts o,crie.. a true representative az
rcrc saluavc and Dominmc OF that portion Oh
the negro race which believes in deeds ana ho' III
word, Of rhetoric, and is therefore better aDe " o7
about the cessation o that latent cnh''y ocO"e0 '
mixed and the negro population OF llaytl' uiat c,'
which has ever been at the bottom of All tic 'Si'u
rcvolr, ons ON sunday, June !. there vas heIu
! . grand audience at the National Palace INC az
tendance was numcrou, ard composed Oh u arec ""
-, Senators Dcputics public fluconarcS, members Ok
the courts and Of many private citizens VINO :" 10
the Palace on the " audience daNs III or"ci =" i
,o Presidential allocutions. At hah past y III wv
forenoon General Nyppolitc entered the iarse r'op
hall accompanied by the state secretaries ENer! oouy
roso 70 salute the President who TOOK Ms sea. o' ,'
d. throne as they say here. Presently the General
standing, sad ~ ,,.tor
a. ,e, snea,, first about the affair Of Cape liayucn
rhore was no talnr up Of arms despite the assertions
~ rnaIevocnt people There were oniy SONIC e"'''
nrci and here + how II occurred fNeINpous h
trot General Ruben Charles, Naval ohcer ao 'no Ni'
ls my brother I'm lew. For one motive or aho'her
'' do u-ha 10 ought not
% have done. He threw himself in the contrabahd
-, lie me, with two men whom he con-
.idcrcd rs having acted lnformers against MN
and thought II proper 10 strike thefh. ino
,ro men rlchtfully sworc 10 get Their re-
venc, one Of them went nome eot H'S ''"0'
and fred on Ruben. who returned the IRE "hic Dcat
in, retreat into the Naval Office. There lie ordered
,o marine, 70 exchange shots with his aS'ailant' INC
lattor bclng wounded escaped 10 ~ Robclan's hon'e
vhcr, he was taken and finally killed. General Ruben
and .he marines have been arrested and justice VIII
he done have discharged General Kubcn' sue"
arc the fact, and nobody is better placed thah my
self To know them
AS 70 General Manicat. time he pre'er'ed
himself al the National Palace he spoke 70 M aS IL
were his equal. | was told To stop tha'' Ou' PIc
fcrr.d T., wait and see how far he would -. Fo
forgot hiurlr to The point Of taking me by the mana
in A familiar way. But FOR my patience and wisdom
uouid have punshcd the General long while AGO
When pissed near his house at Mar'iSsal''
{. neral Manigat instead Of shutting himself mp III
hs house came across my escort. advanced towil
me and shook my hand. Just as II were the Piclfr P
conn thc first conner. or anybody. No"Du!
can saw that General Nanieat was NOT con,Ii ilE.
W I have learned that he wrote 10 the thalnpcF
,h,, 7 had compelled him { leave the country: teI,
in. Ms conscience not clean he let very qucRN,
haJ ordered his arrest. because hah tnc PROOF ta.
he was conspiring and affirm 70 yo, that u ne na,
ma, d.portcd | don't know what wpu.d nave happcur'
10 him II had taken him should nave Ii.n nm nm
shot I don't conceal II from Won. They might nav
entd what they pleased. but 1t would have been an
ACCOMPLISHED fact. for I am sure wouli not nave
,ocy hlar,cd bv those who want public peace
AS To Or Love. be wrote IN his paper ,hlt nI lnI
,hc .r,,th and even II IL So TINT wonh mereiy
nrnvc thn, | am anxious 10 favor the iNcdoln .i NV
urcss lie wanted from me- 500 week par mn ,
~ for four weeks. Ht the rate o' T'o Wc'hl: Li'
nm as he said he viS NclN poor TOOK llulh my
rriya,c nurse $500. which wrapped IN nuWDcr ~
TN Nonitcurr remembering that Dr Love h'!d
treated nv son PROFESSIONALLY and being u'srous -,
.how him some errtcfulncsS, since ne h'u "'Nc'
clamcd ANYTHING for his services. -
..1 rhcy rnr,t not think of troubling The pCncc.
Snr I am here 10 maintain It, did not ASK the lu'c
tin, they have put in. and sh,I say tf ihan i
enthorty rrsnccte,i. To show that ! nave su,oleh.
49, tnr INA, pnrrose | have repealed ne decree
mn,,oh,sh,nr n sfatc Of siege In the city They nave
s,,i", annut plocardS posted on The Walls OF taPc
,iar,,ed Thrir /, nothing I'm IL. They havc wr,ten
viii charcoal Down with llNpponic h"nH ~ ~
sn ,'n and So, Long live Edmond Paul! ms the are
ever catch the author so much tho worse io' NM