The southern press

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war intended for the subjugation of the Doruin- 9

leans, that are thus atii/maiizAd h? th? mU>\ 9

"without so much aa an opportunity to bid adieu 9

to mother*, wives, and children. There are 9

thoae on this isluiul who have been slaves, and 9

free blacks from nearly every Southern State. 9

Again and again f have heard thea) say that the fl

Haytien military eervice was worse then uny 9

slavery they had ever known. Whatever else

is done with ships, old or new, protest, in the 'fl

name of humanity, against their being eold to I

this government." I

By pnblishing this, my reply to your editorial fl

of the 5th inst,you will much oblige.

BEN. E GREEN.

The President's Visit to Old Point, Norfolk,

and Portsmouth.

The Norfolk ileruld of Tuesday gives the

annexed account of the movements of President

Fillmore in that quarter, with the honors pro- i

posed to be paid to him by the authorities and

people there:

President Fillmore arrived at Old Point Comfort

on Sunday morning in the stenmer Osceola,

Capt. Mitchell, from Washington, and took possession

of the handsome apartments fitted up

for him by the. worthy proprietors of the Hygeia

Hotel, Messrs. J. P. Reynolds Co., whose

guest he is, by their invitation, while it may be

his pleasure to remain. The President i* occom- |l

panied by the Hon. Alex. H. H. Stewart, Secre-

tary of the Interior, and lady; Capt Powell and

Lieut. Scott, of the navy, and their ladies; Mrs.

N. K. Hall, the lady of the Postmaster General;

Miss Jagello; Hon. D. Jenifer, and John O. Nargeant,

esq., of Washington.

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The southern press. (1851). Washington [D.C.], 1851-06-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014764/1851-06-27/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The southern press, 1851-06-27.