THE GAZETTE.

Portland.

M0NDAr, FEBEUARr 25, 1900.
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DUPLICTTY and INSOLENCE 7!
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DUPLICIIT and INSOLENCF !


Another al Of French daplicity and lnfolence
towards this country, Is the letter from DEF
t5mnsapr, French agent at Guadalupe, to the
PreGdent Of the United States. This letter il
tull Of exprclions Of feindlhip forAmercans-
It apologies for the capture and detention of
the Realization, Capt Banbrilgs-menion ions the
giving ol her Up To the U. 5. releaing Of our
fcamen, and ahuing that Americans fhall Be
treated as allies. Yes, tbe letter contains all
ths-and at the fame time this infolent Sans.
Culotte is daily cordsmning American vcGels
ard cargoes Short ighted inderd NUT be
thofe who do not fee into this double dealing,
The faa is, this faithful agent wifhed to refue
the iland from fsrvation, to fjence the popu-
lace, and to fcreen himlelf from The cena OF
his matters for, had the Retaliation b-en con-
demned, the al would have amounted to De-
ciaration Of war-for which the JlitbjE Jsbu5ic
IS not fully ready.


Capt. BIS men were kept in irons 36 hours
The Americans, captains and Pcoplc are con-
fined in the mot loathfome PTlon At aheterrea
among negroes condemned for AL kinds Of
cIlney and kept on half pound Of bread and
quarter Of Pouni Of fifth Per day; and in
every refpe6t treated much wo le than the En-.
glilh prifoners.-My countrymen when will
YOU avenge the fuferings Of your brethren