The sun., 1915-10-03
HAYTTANS PLEASED
WITH NEW TREATY
Aid Of L. s. in Developing ISL.
and's Resources Called a
Good Feature.
ENVOY TELLS or BENEFITS

Tho new treaty between tt" -a,.s
States and 1Iaytl recently siguI hy tia
Haytian Foreign Secretary and f. ~
Davis. American Charge d'Nrrfp. n
Port au Prince, WAS outlined to TIN,
SuN yesterday by Ernest Chauy,,. r.
formal envoy Of his Govcrnmcut TOW IN
this country. The new docum.rt cx.
planned here for the first time u Mi,
country. shows that the tui'od stats
has seen fit to comply with the roii,s
of the Haytians that the new treaty b.
less dictatorial in form and fart' tran
the old convention.
The new convention contains AN en-.
tirely new article. which declare. The
United States Government Will hrp
the Government Of Iiayti effectively to
develop its agricultural. mining and
commercial resources and VII a.d It in
establishing its finances on solid
basis" This declaration. Air Chau,.t
points out. is warmly welcomed 10y ths
Haytian people. inasmuoh az th.y be.
lieve that with permanent order Insured
in IIayti with the assistance r the
United states new CONNER al ERA
should be opened In the island.
The most important alteration iu the
administrative regulations is TIA, In.
stead OF the President of th" United
States appointing the Rcc"lS,r-,;.r,rtl
and the Financial Counsellor h,s s, two
officials viii be appointed by the IrrsI.
dent of 1Iaytt on the recommr' dttIuu -
the President of the United States. Tic
text of the new treaty sp", it'. That
the Financial Counsellor, instead IL "ex.
ercising the function of n ,umpjro.lor.'
as provided by the old treaty, viii make
known to the Secretary Of Finance such
recommendations as may be iged
necessary for the prosperity Of Hayt"
These alterations. points rut NJ
Chauvet. though they may not seem IN.
portant to Americans and do not take
the actual control out of the h,N.s o..
the Americans, yet are considered by the
Haytians to be very mportau, They
preserve to them the same form OF
Government to which they are aDcus.
toned and spare them the humiiiat on
they otherwise might feel
Matters on which the Government U,
Hayti has been given a voice in ,oUjunc.
ton with the United States are: An In.
crease in the public debt. fixing the sala-
ries OF American officials In the island
the appointment OF officers in CpntIo, -
the lIaytian police, laws regulating tie
sanitation OF the island, right to enforce
the terms of the treaty and power -
renew 1t at the end Of ten years.
Article 10 has been changed to yea
that the Haytian Government w.il make
no territorial concessions to any iOre,.u
'rh. aI
to the United States"
Provision is also made for The So'
trol of the local police 10 come into '..
hands OF the liaytians should ,hcl I!o.,
themselves capable upon cNiu.Ntt...
of assuming the respons. b.lty. Iu. .t.
OF the treaty being renewable "u.
mtnd of one party u h nov s'tp.,a.e
that 1t may be renewed after ten ....
providing It is proven hy one O.. 4.".
Of the contracting parties thai tlr ..'
OF the present treaty have hot been
cJmplshed"
The effect OF this treaty suhstaut ,
will b" the same as the f-.incr p,
said MIR. Chauvct yesterday. and ...
concessions than these my couutrN ..
tainly has no right TO expect 10 r
have the worst of the bargain, T. .. ,.
fault. for We We're given three u.Lr. OF
portunities to treat with tho NL.
Government and We refused t. 10
/ Now we must accept whether We "... 90
/ rot.
| "Hdyti's freedom IS dead, TIlt 'rr
! dom. however, brought with !t 81. UtH
4 Ills, So much suffering and disorder g..
/ the news OF its death seemed O. m
/ people like { e news OF the d,ltu .!
| sick person who would rather g., t.s
| thing than live.
More capital. better methods .
farming and manufacturing, t -..t
abundance OF work Will he Tie '...
ton Of my people. And the" -
| must he furnished at once. Moe '..'
| $4,000 former reyolutIuristS Woo .'
| on political and army graft ere N.
/ minute idle
! As a Hlytlan who has lyol p .H
United States ana uudcr>.t'i. -
1 American ideals and pleaded or '."' 4
my people, said NJ. ChauEet ,a.'..'
/ Il call upon TIE Government ~ ..
/ United States to use it, sp,r DO.
: por;unity 10 do more for Hay i
keep IL wei IN hand.
Il hope that. as in tie case - .' N1
the United states will rat" tl
job ot governing Hayt! Wa ''
necessary is governmental .'r ..'
who are honorable, c.lic.ori t.t q" rr
/ mbucd with the real tpru-r "
| the United States t. help H.
become more prosperous. NOR. D.. .'''
and contented'