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we do not believe th?y will succeed. No popular

government would venture ?o to insult the national

self respeot as to admit a nation made up ol' igno

rant niggers to maintain diplomatic relations with

us But some of these persons look to another

contingency, in tbe renowal of hostilities by Sou

louque Kgaiei', tbe Dominiosns, from which they

atitiei{Mi^ some lucky hits in tbe way of trade; and

for this prospective advantage they do not hesitate

to commit net* of which the humblest man in their

employment wou'd feel ashamed. We would no;

leel at. a! I surprise! if our next communications from

tbe islaud brought us the intelligenco that the war

ol' colors had again broken out in Hayti. If it has,

tbere will be a grand chance far our enterprising

fill i buster ot joining tbe Dominican standard, anni

hilating tbe black empire, aud restoring the ne

groes to that position in society which alone thay are

fitted to adorn

CuBiot'S Lkttkhs Treasonable CoRREsroN

de.sck We publish to-day, two letters, written by

tao individuals in the United States, to Gen. Al

monte. during the Mexican war. The author of one

ot tb?.m. Mr Lewis H Putnam, comes out boldly,

and talks of subverting the American government as

ea*Py as if it wore "his oyster" which he was about

to open aud devour. Mr. P is a gentleman of oolor,

and i* oik' of the leaders of the block statesmen and

politicians who infest New York and elsewhere, and

occasionally create a sensation in meetings and con

ventions in tbe Shiloh Presbyterian church, and

otbtr places in this city. Tbe author of the other is

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1852). New York [N.Y.], 1852-10-25. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1852-10-25/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1852-10-25.