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l-aDtS3 tLcre is every chance 10r obtaining
| wealth and Influence. When we consider the
risc and progress ofthe government Of Hayti,
4 il science lib commercial relations, in respect
ability and III every interest, as being not cnly
equaI t0s but aa unparalleled By, that of iany
modem nation we cannot but look with con-
tae7pt upon that little minded prejudice which
7eirr- la the hearts and characterizes the con-
1uct af the American people. We boldly as
-crf. -nd without fear Of contradiction, that The
/ tatant 3ft1a Executive ofthe Republic Of Hay
, Ii. would LII ao wise suffer in a comparison with
| .ha ,aienr N tae Executive ofthe UnitedStates
I ANA were tbe Administration Of Hayti as ably
represented abroad, as yve are, their policy be-
| iag more European, they would possess a su-
F.. Fanorjty 0rar ls, at oil European courts not
outstanding these atubbogn facts, this quar-
tor of our world, no doubt, destined to destruc-
ti7n ior the sins Of its people-inhabited by
only millions, ii opposition to the example
aaa priacIple of 900 millions, are endeavour-
/ iaE to holdin degradation an inferiority, por-
,ion nj tAeiI brethren, acknowledged by al O.
thara aa their equal, and declared by the chris
. tians G0d, to be in no wise interior-Eyer-
/ lasting shame and blashing rest upon my na-
| ton and countrymen, until they acknowledge
and repent.


| Tha following is from French Paper,--
| Paris, F1.1S, July 25, 1929





I h, ii uow rendered certain that q treaty
niug of april, with the government of Hay
/ III by II. Molten. envoy of the king of
France, on THE one part, and by three COM
rnisalouers of the government of Hayti, on
tile Other viz General Inginac, secretary
Of the Haytien government; MIR. Imbert,
| secretary Of the treasury and Mi,
chief Judge.


/ There has also been concluded, a con-
yention for the payment Of the 100 milli-
ons Tof francs balance due 10 France
by Hayti, On The I50 millions.
| If we are rightly informed the treaty of
commerce, stipulated on equal terms by
each power, and consequently sanctioning
the full and entire independence Of Hayti,
Is based on principles Of perfect recipro-
city, and the produce Of vessels of each
country will be placed by the other on an
equality with those Of the most fayoured
nations. a reciprocal stipulation has also
been made respecting the civil rights oil
| the citizens Of the two nations.
By the convention, the 100 millions will
, be payable BY instalments of 40 millions
each year, commencing on the year 1881,
bearing interest of 3 per cent. on the sum


unpaid.


The government of Hayti will now have


to fulfil its obligations by loan and it


would appear that lis intention is to make
powerful efforts to comply with its engage
ments.