New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
EXCITEMENT IN HA YTI.
DEPARTURE OF THE MARBLEHEAD TO
BE FASTENED.
NO REASON TO EXPECT FRICTION BETWEEN THE
UNITED STATES AND GERMANY-THE LIT
TIE REPUBLICS DEFIANT REPLY
TO THE BIG EMPIRE.

TIE REPUBLICS DEFIANT REPLY
TO THE BIG EMPIRE.
Washington. Nov. 3O.-Rcports which came to
the State Department late this afternoon from
Hayti were to the effect that considerable ex-
element prevailed there and that the situation
was grave For this reason 1t was determined
to hasten the departure OF the Marblehead.
The impression appeared TO prevail In Port
au Prince that German warship was rapidiv
approaching the place OF course, II Is saio
that the Marblehead goes solely for the purpose
OF protecting American interests which might
he threatened by the outbreak Of disorders In
Hayti.
The latest advces from German sources. how
ever. indicate that occasion Will be given
for friction between the United States and Ger
many on account Of the Haytian difficulty and
that the matter will be adjusted
1t was learned to-day that Hayti had sent
reply to Germapy's demands which Is some
what remarkable for frmness In view OF inc
difference in size between the two powers Inc
Haytian note makes It clear that the Republic
;s ready to discuss the merits Of the controversy
hut does not desire to have Germany pass Judg-
ment In the first place demand an indemnify
and thereafter discuss the merits or the ques-
tion Moreover. Hayti gives notice to Germany
that the German Charge d'Anairea VINO maze
the recent demands is persona non grata ana
that 1t is impossible for Hayu to conduct fur-
ther negotiations with him. 1t Is salo tha' ne
oNandad against all rules Of propriety ana ON
ca; etiouette by goirg directly before the fresi-
dent of the Republic and, IN loud ana hnfIy
tones and with insulting manner threa.enins
dire consequences unless lih'heu'a'o 'eP"'
was made to Germany.
This personal affront TO Hayus Che1 ENecu-
tive is regarded as touching the honoI anu 90 so an
respect Of the country ana Is ie, u Sa Iao,,,an
apolocy Under such circumstances the hay tlah
Government has expressed Willingness 10 neg
tate settlement Of the entire case al Dt,' t',on
thus removing II from the hanus Vi '"e '''
tionable German oinclaL
Tho Rer,,n cable dispatches yesterday stated that
the German Government wanted only monetary
reparation from Hayti for the arrest ana iH'p' 'So
ment OF Lueders. On the other hano ia' io"' 'A
nec,ine 10 pay any indemnity TO the German Gov
ment which is said TO demand So"'' 'ne ma. 10.
naners are asking who will pay the fine OF >"
,rnnosed on Iueder. and this question IL taken
nm ny the patriotic organs in such manner as 10
cause considerable trouble to the Government o'
President T!resias Simon Sam For instance
"LImpartal' says ..
The pardon decree issued on October z IN ia'ol
Of Emile Lueders applies to the penalty ana no.
~ tho damages II says clearly: The rights OF
the third parties being reserved. II there are any
Now Emile Lueders has been sentence NJ. ae VIZ VIZ
cD0 damages in favor OF the poiCeihdil "o
lin Mir Iueders being a foreigner. ana nore MOI
over his serten q having been gwen iot pS,f,
oNence the Judgment was executa1!e ~ .su,a u,y
restraint The civil party In the su;t ,.r, was
forc entitled to cause Luederss, mp I'.oih..,.
i,ntu his payment OF the damages. despite me pasu,
don decree This would have been done H,m,vch h,ch
atelv II Lueders had not made an appeal WIZ ~, -
susnended the execution OF the sentence. ~
S;oyernment through Its granting OF p1iGhNn' h' n %
SaciIjtated and projected his evasion ana MS en-.
~ ~ naraon Of Mr. Lueders and to his SAILING was
an Prince The victim OF this German niSser N ,,,ra
.boreforo unable 10 enforce the part OF the )uus
,nent according him damages by securing ,ne @
nnrsor Of the condemned man. III MI, ,. Luz
ders has not left behind him any personal propc,5
we ask whether the American Minister can .ecu,o i,
70 ne The person OF Mr. Lueders. VINO " actuaily
In New-York VIII the Haytian GoyeTntnent , ~ -,
cent the responsibility OF paying ths ss0an
ooprdomra tion7 Who shall pay inc S"t ~
env rste f, is necessary that this poor polceihni
shall have the DANA ges TO which the tcilenv. ~ ~
,,,I.s hir, Those who undertook 10 carry out w
prns,denfIal decree md who have been 700 ms!
I, tte execution should pay from their own poch ~
go ~ Mr. Iuederr docs not posses. any hI'is >.
JJav,i the Minister should pay the Sv oa r.
rs well as the expenses and costs OF 'he hue''''
lawsuit" . .... co,,ro, NJ Presi-
dont simon Sam will find Itself IN niiiicu,, po,, p
,'or a. home II f. grants too easily tne lnueH,.9
,,.Iicb &c said TO be demanded by the Icrnna ioN
nrnment inaen,uch as Haytians generaiY penees
Ma. 70 them are due both an indemnify h"u MI
apology