The New York herald

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from the impacted district of JUu, where the laet revo

lation broke out, it iaquestionable wlAtber rehgioua enthusiasm

aloaeled them to doc "the sandalehooc and

scallop aheU

Thia unfortunate land baa had aomathing too atueb of

theae periodical ahakca, for revolutions they are not, ex

oept in the Jim Crow aanae. The separation from Hayti

tool place in lMt, and unU now, the republic baa puraued

a weak and vacillating policy?Jeatouay and dWcord

fomented, industry paralysed, foreign .afluenoe prevalltng

to foater thin unhappy condition, till the country became

literally the football of France, England acd Spam,

kicked to and fro ae Boiled their rarioua moods of policy.

To day there appear* the dawn of a baiter elate. The

present government in made op of the intellect and energy

of young Dominies, and one element of iia etrength m iia

yearning for olca*r relations with the great republic of tbe

North, a growing deaire to simulate her beneficent inatituliom

and follow in the footsteps of her more fortunate

people. They are growing weary of the incubns or Euro

peac protectorate* and dispoeed to I trow ttesa off altogether

and striae out on their muscle. In the classic lan

gnaga of the younger Dow, "So mote K be."

This country is naturally m beautiful and rich, and

abounding In all that Is required to make a State

great and prosperous, as when Columbus erst

via.tsd It sad gar* such glowing pictures of Its

surpassing wealth and lovnllnem. On* net familiar

with the laid In Its length and breadth, en reading

those passages in Irving'* History might interpret them

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1860). New York [N.Y.], 1860-03-19. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1860-03-19/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1860-03-19.