Worcester daily spy

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theii race in the United States, they have,

with liberality, public spirit, and a wise,

comprehensive insight into the future, offered

a home and nationality to all of the African or

Indian races who may choose to migrate there.

They oiler in this spirit the following advan

tages to the free colored people

“A tree passage a free farm exemption,

from military duty perfect religious freedom

equal civil and political rights with Hayliaus

the amplest protection a cordial welcome a

nationality oi their own kindred free schools,

sites for chapels, remunerative work, and fair

play in every way.”

For the purpose of carrying out these things

and to acquaint the colored people of the Uni

ted Slates with the intentions of the Haytian

government, President Gefiiard’s administra

tion have opened a bun au ot emigration

in Boston, under the general direction ol Ml-

Redpath. From a statement in the Tribune’

we extract the following

Two classes of emigrants are especially in

vited—laborers and farmers. None ol either

class, or of any class, will be furnished with

passports, who cannot produce before sailing,

the proof ot a good character for industry and

To each family of emigrants five carreaux

of fresh and fertile land, capable of growing

all the fruits and staples of the tropics, will be

gratuitously given, on the sole conditions that

they shall settle on it, and cultivate it, and de

clare their intention of becoming citizens of

Hayti. To unmarried men, on similar condi

tions, two carreaux will be granted. One car

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Worcester daily spy. (1860). Worcester [Mass.], 1860-11-16. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83021205/1860-11-16/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Worcester daily spy, 1860-11-16.