The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-06-03

government. IL ADDS.
at will also be found that the group
Of American civilians in Haiti back
ing up the present state of affairs, is
directly or indirectly interested in
"Gonave Island Concession" the "Arti-
bonite Valley Concession" and other
big schemes for getting Haitian land"
The article from lie Nouvelliste Is
as follows:
News Not cabled to U. S.
The representative Of the Associ-
ated Press of the United States in
Haiti, the day after the presidential
elections, cabled an interview with
Mr.. Borno in which he declared to
the Americans, in order that there
should be no doubt about it, that his
four new years will be four new years
Of intimate cooperation between the
Haitian government and the American
government. The representative of
the Associated Press has his reasons
for cabling such an interview. How
ever why did he not cable to the AS
sociated Press Of the United States
that the councillors Of state who
elected Mr.. Bo1no were all of them
named by Mr.. Borno for this purpose
and that we live in a republic?
Seize Election by Force.
Why did he not cable to the Associ
ated Press Of the United States that
a few hours before the presidential
election the president of the national
assembly, without right, without rea-
son, was surreptitiously replaced be-
cause he intended to direct the as
sembly impartially?
Why did he not cable to the Associ-
ated Press of the United State that
a councillor of state, Mr. Duval, was
denied the floor in spite of his reiter-
ated appeals?
Why did he not cable to the Assoc
lated Press of the United States that
a councillor Of state, Mr.. Placid David,
was revoked three days before the
opening Of the assembly because he
wrote, 1t was said to Mr.. Borno, that
other candidates for the presidency
counted upon him?
U. S. ofieials Jail Italians.
Why did he not cable to the Associ-
ated Press of the United States that
the police directed by the American
officers, forcibly stopped all the pacific
manifestations against the reelection
Of Mr.. Borno, locking up numerous
citizens whose names have ben pub
lished, because they protested against
the reelection Of Mr.. Borne?
Why did he not cable to the Associ-
ated Press of the United States that
in spite Of the official reports claim
ing that Mr.. Borno is popular, cor
dons of gendarmes had to close to the
public all the streets in the neighbor-
hood Of the place?
U. S. General Silent.
Why did he not cable to the Associ-
ated Press of the United States that
General Russell, who before the presi-
Dental elections Of 1922, had convoked
the newspaper men in order to de-
clare to them the neutrality Of the
American government and its officials
in the presidential elections, and that
this year General Russell maintained
a profound silence and did not make
this declaration Of neutrality?
Why did he not cable to the Associ-
ated Press of the United States that
in spite of the regulations which de-
clare that the sessions Of the council
Of state are open to the public, the
department Of the interior issued ad-
mission cards to individuals whom the
palace especially wished to see pres
ent at the session for the election and
that even persons furnished with ad-
mission tickets or press tickets, found
themselves refused admission and
their tickets torn up?
Some Democracy.
Why did he not cable to the Asso-
ciated Press that the chamber of the
council Of state before, during and
after the presidential session was mil.
itary guarded by the gendarmes and
the American officers, and that the
morning of the elections no one was
allowed 20 station himself in certain