New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30
TUE uAYr1AN PRESS EXAsPERATED.
nrpuANY,s COURSE BITTERLY DENOUNCED
,,.,sr FOR MINISTER POWELL

.ouou,ro extracts from the principal news
.ars ~ Port-au-Prince show the patriotic fervor
az hibited by the Haytian people IN res"iu " "'
Iusders case and what the Black Hepuphc e1pecus
from the United States in this hour OF her uoupo'
.rIye have SEEN" exclams lie Raliiement the
60, oc,,np as German charge dahaires with
~ ,,a strn,ss OF his official costume addressing
pr.s,den, Sam and ordering him. In the name Oh
tho Emperor Of Germany and the hifs oi - u''i'
~ 80. Irnr.d,e tey al liberty Mr.. Lueders, formally
..r,.rcea by a correctional tribunal. ana oroerhs
h,u, also to pay the delinquent &l,oO Gay ior
.verv bsv already spent in prison ana $z'"o ior
every day Of delay. from Monday octooer i'' a'
- O'Clock In case Of noncompliance the uerih"
thunders were TO crush the nation' we hdu -
choose between shame or death! Our "o'e'N
the authorized Interpreter Of the nationaI Wishes
has chosen death! -
"We are not dead fortunately, and still we nave
preserved our dignity sovereign ana ihue-
nendent people We owe this TO God and 10 the
peaceful Intervention OF Mr Powell Minister Plen-
potentiary and Envoy Extraordinary or the "ash-
ington Government TO the Haytan Government
Where brutality could not obtain anything the
strength manifested by friendship and the respect
OF the classical proprletles in diplomacy have Sc
cured the most brilliant success ever obtained
The Haytian Government in granting the friendly
requests Of the representative OF the United States
In favor OF Lueders's release. has done a wise
act giving a lesson which will certainly not escape
the sagacity Of the German representative. More
over the President. according 10 Article CHI of
the Constitution and the law OF September 3O 1860.
enjoys the power to pardon those accused like
Emile Lueders only reserying the rights OF the
third parties. NJ Emile Lueders will therefore
have to pay the 800 gourdes dollars which he
was fined. The wisdom OF the Government will not
prevent II from demanding the recall of the German
charge d'anaires. II not granted, all relations
must cease between Hayt and Germany To the
American Minister. lie Rallienent addresses its
most cordial, sincere and heartfelt congratulations.
Deputies, In It's public sitting. which followed a
sitting with closed doors renewed Its congratua-
tions and its confidence In the Government ex-
claims: "All this proves that patriotism is alive In
Hayu, IL faith can raise mountains patriotic
faith will arm sufficiently to fight to suffer and
to die, or TO vanQuish Let the Germans come
now! We are ready to die and TO kill-to kill first
Not OF them shall get out from here, Not
one!'
In another article the same paper goes so far as
to consider the German colonists in Hayti so many
hostages In the hands OF the Black Republic. 1t
says Of them: I'VE know all Of those ungrateful
people. They landed our wharves In shirt
6eeves; they learned only In Hayt to socks
and collars: they have no education real value;
they have made their fortune through civil dis
sens!ons and. despairng Of continuing their in