The southern press
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and yet rapidly, running back info the bnraric
State, a course to which the ignoraiics of the
overnment unerringly directs it. Every step tuen
has been a slep backwards'. Tlie seat of the
rst European sfeulemerit of the new'world, it is
te lust iiitelligerice, iii wisddiii, in pUicticul libcrv
and virtue. '"AFl'bhat was gained under the
rench gdverrirtieht has been lost, and tlie popuition
has Hedri reduced to a state of alarming aisrganitnlioh
that' (hreutejia eventual ruin. The
xport8 lidVe been diminishing: with extraordinary
ipidity, and the soil and the industry of the
Duntry ai'e- alike lost by the pitiful policy of the
overimient. The outrages committed upon the
opulatlori, find iihbli foreigners visiting the island
>r the pufpb&e 'oTtMflfe,* have" drowned the wretchi
system vfhich has prostrated the energies of
le inhabitants. r
Happily for t)\e Dominicans, at tlie death of
'Over the Spanish population created tlie republic
f Dominica, tn this portipn pf the island is the
nly hope.p( the intelligent population, though it
i uow"threatened by tl\e barbarian troops of the
lack emperor. Holding twp-thirds of tlie terri?ry,
and the best of the fortified towns, they are
able any moment to the slaughterous designs of
ic brutal Fatistin. &in Domingo has been the
:ene of one massacre, and may yet be subjected
another. Such is ihc wretched position of affm
i'. v.'.........\
The fwo portions of Hayti, held bv tlie two re-
ublica, are curiously enough governed by systems
itallv opposite to each other. When the Domin-
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The southern press. (1850). Washington [D.C.], 1850-07-13. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014764/1850-07-13/ed-1/?sp=3
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The southern press, 1850-07-13.
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