Anti-slavery bugle

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asunder of its own weight, the free States

will stand redeemed from the foul contagion

of slavery which now rests upon them.

The various false statements that have been

pat in circulation throii;;h the northern news;

papers, in exaggeration of tho powr of the

Dominicans an I misrepresentation of the Hay

liens are happily refuted by the following ar

ticle taken from the Hoston Journal:

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Mr. St.KKi'En Since the return of Mr. Ho

g.in from his secret mission to St. Dominiro

a strong disposition has been manifested to

learn liie result cf his researches.

Tho Washington corre qien Jc-nts of sever

al northern journals, wtih a iuw of gratifying

curiosity, have drawn largely epon Ir.t they

lu.leislaud to be the su.islanee ol his report.

These cnin.niinications have given an im

pression that a splendid arrangement for

"mutual benejil" is r."arly completed with the

Kas'.'jrn part of St. D iiiiingo. Ono writer

expresses surprise that Mr. Hogan should

have found in that region a population of

1110.000 including i:),00 whites.

His astonishment is certainly natural, for

the majority ot those rJO.OOOare men in buck

ram suits and Kendal green.

According to the census taken in 18-25, the

eastern division contained less than 0.1,000

all told; at this moment it may possibly num

ber 80,000 including 5, or 0,000 whites.

Another writer, in alluding to the mission,

luxuriates upon tho idea of annexing the whole

Island.

Me considers it the most delightful coun

try w hich the sun has shone upon since the

garden of Kden went out of cultivation, and

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Anti-slavery bugle. (1846). New-Lisbon, Ohio, 1846-01-23. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83035487/1846-01-23/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Anti-slavery bugle, 1846-01-23.