Green-Mountain freeman

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consliiutional and further, also, whether the

people of Vermont are not as worthy of being

protected against the multiform evils of this

death-doing tinilb, as the Indians of the West?

v.

Haiti. A correspondence of the Fillmore

Cabinet, in relation to the affiirs of Ilayti, has

just been published, by which the fact stands

disclosed and proved that our Government bus

entered into concert with France and England

to compel, by force, the Emperor of Ilayti to

matte peace with the Dominicans, Prance and'

Englahd having-commercial objects in view, and

our Government, which has now become pretty

essentially a slavery protecting Government,

seeing in the continuancs of this war between

these rival negro powers some danger to the in

tilunon8 of (he Souths where tl interference

in question originated.

This is the administration that goes against

intervention

This' Hutchinson Concert. Who will go

or rather ho will not go, to the Hutchinson con

cert which, as will be seen in our advertising

columns, is to be held at iho Free Church

Thursday evening, Dec.30lli? We would go

to hear such glorious songs of Freedom and

Temperance as tliy will give us in such delight

ful music, if we ha I to go on crutches.

Fur the Freeman.

The Baltimore and Pittsburo Platforms,

Broad is the ro id that leadelh to destruction

and many there are who walk therein. Straight

and narrow is the path to life, and tew thoro are

who find it." Uivclf. Tom.

Not Discouraui.no. We have beenexainin

ing our list, and find we enter upon our new

volume with just 210 mora subscribers than we

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Green-Mountain freeman. (1852). Montpelier, Vt., 1852-12-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84023209/1852-12-30/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Green-Mountain freeman, 1852-12-30.