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if similar feelings exist with respect to the British

Wui India islands?the Bahamas and Bermuda.

St. Uuiuhigo ui.d Iter Destiny.

By an arrival at Boston, we have had accounts

from Hayti, which a.-sure us that the bl&ek empe

ror. .-<>ul<>u<|uc, has persisted in refusing te heed

tbe tlaim made upon him by our government, with

yewpcet to the d teutionof the br:g Leander and the

iupi ieonment of her captain; and, also, that the

pro] sition made by our government for the inde

pendence of the Dominicans?the Spanish portion

?f the island?ha.- been rejected by the Chamber of

Deputies. Besides this information, we learn that

tbe tyranny of the block emperor knows no bounds,

and tha so-pectec! persons aie executed with a bar

barous haste, disgraceful in this era of Christianity.

In fact, we learn but little of the many acts of

hearths- tyranny of this Faustiu the First, who

treats the government of the United States as

though it were a cipher among nations, though

through the laet year wc have known enough

k? authorise the government to teach his black

majeety t; at he must heed the remonstrances

cf an enlightened a:.d powerful nation. It is scarcely

credible that so small a monarch should insult our

?ountry as he has done on more than one occasion,

and that he -hould tnat the Aurerii an Minister sent

out th?r last year, with ar. indifference which has

beeoin a matter notorious throughout the world.

ICven our vessels oi war at the island have no ter

rors for this ignorant and savage monarch, and

will, we suppose, fail to inspire his sable majesty

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The New York herald. (1851). New York [N.Y.], 1851-04-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1851-04-30/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1851-04-30.