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dure in the Southern tvtalrs of this confederacy.?

Aided by the abolitionists, the blacks of South Car

i olina nnd Georgia might d? induced to plunge into

a bloody insurrection, to gain something like the

splendid i?grantry and tinsel gim crackery of tho

I empire ot Ilayti, and something of that abeoluto

despotism which constitutes the basis of every ne

gro s bean ideal of a complete government. The

poliry, then, of Mr. <'alhoun, was to maintain the

imlependcnrc of the Ifouiinicans against the blacks

?to arrest the system of emancipation, and revolu*

i tion, anarchy and despotism in the West Indies;

and by all means, to preserve the "peculiar institu

tions''of the Fouth from the dangers of a system

of negro kingdoms and empires in all the West

India islands. Had Mr. Calhoun continued Seere

t:tty of State, we presume that the I tominieaae at

i this time would be complete masters of Hayti, and

I that the blacks would be reduced to an inferior and

?uhordii iiti position, if not to hona fair slavery

1 i.uough is kuown of the conf*!ential missionof Mr

liomanr to establish the policy of Mr. Calhoun to

have been the protection ol the whites against the

blacks; nnd the preservation, unimpared by bad

example in the West Indies, of the system ot alar

very in the Southern States.

Mr. Webster seems to be pursuing a totally dif

ferent policy. But be is consistent. 1 le apposed

tbe acquisition of territory from Mexico, because be

was apprehensive of the repetition of the Tgxa-1

game of another slave State or two. He ie oppo?e-'

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1851). New York [N.Y.], 1851-06-08. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1851-06-08/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1851-06-08.