Fremont weekly freeman

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grants to Dominica. We understand further

that eight hundred men have already enlisted

for colonization among tbe Dominicans, the

terms offered being highly advantageous to

men of enterprise and intelligence. Eight

hundred Americans in the republic of Domini

ca will soon make Ihe exports of that end of

Havti an important item of the West India

trade. In a political view, eight hundred

enterprising Americans, nill not only Te suffi

cient to protect the Dominicans against the

the black Emperor, Solouque, but they will

be very apt to "carry the war into Africa,"

with an eve to the extion ol the area of tree-

dam. The servile worshippers of the odori

ferous, whoolly headed Faustin the first in

this country, had better look very sharp, or

their Faustin the first may be Faustin the

last This Domincan movement is of tbe ut

most importance. There is no telling how

far it reaches, or is intended to reach. Who

knows? N. Y. Sun

Tua Yoono Men or the Age. Not long

since we saw a tear gathering in the eye of an

old man, n h spike of the past and pre

sent of the time when he burned pine knots

upon the rude home hearth, for light to obtain

a scanty educvlion, and then compared the

ten thousond privileges which are now scatt

ered broad cast around every "door. "Oh,"

said he, in tremulous tones, "the young men

of this day do not appreciate the light of the

age they live in." Tbe words of the old man

made us sad, while at the time we felt morti

fied '.hat so many of ouryonng men fail to im

prove the advantages within their reach.

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Fremont weekly freeman. (1852). Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio, 1852-11-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85026051/1852-11-06/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Fremont weekly freeman, 1852-11-06.