Delaware gazette
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with thuuv. The inland of Hayti will offer tot
those who- are willing to emierate, as vast
numbers o Jthent -doubt Jess will bea country due to human Ufe,j The wrf aslave ini
withineasVyeac6.,Trom any of out p6rts, inj grates with his bondqiao: ttf One. of the terri-
which their social equality wiU. be recognized,
in which tbey will not be obliged topass thro'
that dangerous process of seasoning; to which:
Hieymnat be sn bjcieterJnrrnhe"-Afticaul coast,
and to Which nature aeema to invhe them, by
ofteririg tbe most liberal rewards, even to mod
erate industry. To the island of Hayti five
times the number of persons now held in slave
ry within the United States might pas, w'itfa
out making it' over-popnlous.
s Mrs Harris !is of opinion' that 'it is-'the
tlestiny of the midatto, race to foumd, in the
i.-lauds of the Oulf and the provinces of Cen-,
trul America, an Anglo-African empire of a
high "degree of civilizittion."' He' denies a the
truth- of what some assert, that the mulatto
face i nbt healthy abd prolific at least within
the tropics, and cites the itestimdny of Mareau
de St. Slery to prove that of all tlie inhabit-,
ants of St, Domingo, the mulatto is the long
est, lived. From his white ancestors he inher
its Intelligence, enterprise arid a taste for' the'
alrta 'of civiitzatiori; from bisr Wack progeni
tors strength,?' soberness; and a constitution
sjuited- t(r:hot, cliatessf'..,Mr. Harris. cxpa-
arid prospects of this mixed race in the
tropical regidi.3 of 'our contineiit; where'the
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Delaware gazette. (1860). Delaware, Ohio, 1860-10-26. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83035595/1860-10-26/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Delaware gazette, 1860-10-26.
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