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year more than consume the annual revenue, what

ran save it froin a rapid depreciation?it not

nominal, at least actual, in the shape of enhan"?*d

prices of all conimorli les ot consumption 1 No

great result? can, 1 fear, be anticipated from the

coining? in o her words, sale ot the old silver to

be found here. The Haytiens made too clean a

Bwefpfor that, when they got possession. And as

to ibe authorized loan, still less, it is t* be teared,

can be hoped for or realized from that. No;

evade the issue as|tliey may|vainly*attemnt to do?

beat about and try to Bliun the real rock of difficu'ty

a8 long and persevenngly as they please?

still this government must, at last, adopt th- only

effectual means of removing it They will be

broken in pieces upon it. An efficient and extensive

system of agricultural improvements must be

instituted, and its growth fostered, as the only

Hire basis for monetary and every otner kind ot

inability and prosperity pertaining to the ?tat<*;

and this can only be effected, as is, in eff'ct, admitted

by almost everybody, by foreign immigration.

An hut the danger of the overthrow of

our state religion?the subversion or seizure into

their hands of ihe government by a horde of

foreign adventurers!?we are afriid of them!

of evils, is shunned, anil mere airy schemes,

based on nothing but a gossamer tissue of financial

devices, are elaborated with careful ingenuity

and patient toil, to end in nothing.

The hard money alluded to in the beginning of

the above act, and on which all the legislative deliberations

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1848). New York [N.Y.], 1848-11-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1848-11-06/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1848-11-06.