Sunday dispatch
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and properties of the blood, and the whole
function of the circulation. It is, perhaps
the moat interesting portion of our general
subject. It will require several articles to
do justice to this branch of tlie subject, and
we will endeavor to make ourselves under
stood by all who peruse what we say.
HAYTI AND UOMINII'A.
This once valuable island has had the most
lamentable fate of all the portions of the
great American world Of all the regions of
which the Spaniards became masters it was
the scene of the most terrible contests, and
saw its aboriginal inhabitants most cruelly
exterminated. It seemed, even before the
coming of the white man, to ha e been pre
destined to strife, having over been the field
of the bloody contests between the Charib
tribes of Antigua, and the other windward
isles, and the milder races that occupied
Cuba, Porto Rico, and the smaller West In
dios. Now there is not one vestige of tho
Indian race left, and there is scarcely any
discernable clue to enable us to say precise
ly who or what were its inhabitant?, ’iflie
Spanish chroniclers of the oonqqest were in
the habit pf to such a degree
tl>at Oviedo, and Las Casas are all utterly un
reliable, and we are as completely in the dark
as if they had never written. If we form
an opinion from a few mountains and streams
which have preserved their original appella
tions, the inhabitants of Ifayti, py San Do
mingo were ’.past q cognite rqce to the
hqpd fif Imlianp that, until recently, existed
in Florida, called Mickasukies. Such at
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Sunday dispatch. (1851). New York [N.Y.], 1851-07-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030362/1851-07-06/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Sunday dispatch, 1851-07-06.
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