The New York herald

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those "rights of Hayti," which the Punt's editorials

maintain in terms so remarkably liko the official

bulletins of Soulouque.

The Dominican people, on the contrary, are brave,

orderly, and progressive. That they are not with

out character and courage," Is proved by the man

ner in which they have sustained themselves since

the establishment of their independent government

in 1H44. They have been victorious in every battle

with the Haytiens, and always ugainst great odds.

At the battle of Las Carreras, Faustin had tlvo

thousand men, Suntana less than six hundred;

j et the Dominicans had the" character and co i

rage" to put him to flight, with the loss of several

pieces of artillery. His retreat across tl o frontier

wan characteri-tic of Ha.vtien warfare; it was

marked in blood and ashes, by the destruction of

property and the cruel slaughter of women and

children.

Haytien emissaries came among the colored D

minicans last winter while I was iu the country, to

incite them to rise and murder the whites in the in

terior districts. They were told that the Americana

were coming to make slaves of them?in the style

of the Post philippics about the "extension of

slavery;" but the Dominican blacks were not igno

rant enough to believe these monstrous absurdities

Their prudence does not excuse, an l should put to

shnme, an American journal in continually present

ing the case in a shape to alarm and excite the

blacks into insurrection, while it defends the rights

of Hayti" to make a general destruction of the white

race. A

The editor of the Pout may not intend to advo

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1854). New York [N.Y.], 1854-06-09. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1854-06-09/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1854-06-09.