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self-appliuse, t'<at they bad accomplished already what i

they only hope I und dreamed to see accomplished.

Heme wi-, i i *ln* Unit. J .States, Joceived by the aits

of t iiiti'lt lesuilitnvwere brought under the deceptiou,

wlii h became popular. aril thorefore, of coarse, rrnt

listible and unanswerable, of supposing that the negroes j

ot Hayti weie a civilized people, an organized govern

meat, a contented nation, impioved in their condition,

anil rapitly advancing onward to further improvement

We w ere led i!>o t?.o hastily to suppote that this whole

islnn.l WR* a nation of f ree colored people

Now what are the fiots? Li t m briefly enumnrnta

them. The fact appears to lie, Irom all tliat i can see,

alt that I can hear,nil that 1 cun judge irom reasonable

n flection, and from the concurrent testimony of all who

are capable ef knowing, and who do know any thing of

the matter; the fact, 1 say ippem plainly to be this?that

the iosurrectionof 179*. the establishment of negio in- i

dep indenee, the erection ef a negro government, wus I

the destruction of the neuce and happiness ol the wholo I

negro population Vice, crime, barbarity and cruelty

were then and then declared fiee and independent, and

set up in power and authority Lust and blood were

enthroned, and power put info the hands of the rapa- 1

cious, the cruel, and the llood thirsty To this corona-

tion of Satan, and of the demon of crime and violence,

the r ligious world was taught, by an artful and lying 1

press, end canting priesthood, to raise shouts or ap

plause and triumph; and by a singular atrocity of decep

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1845). New York [N.Y.], 1845-11-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1845-11-24/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1845-11-24.