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theme elements to good or evil, this island will be

a fonmtain of seaseless tribute, or a snaree ef or*

rieus political inconveniences to the Union.

Two nations of opposite lineage and hostile

views divide between them thin fertile and roman-

tie soil of Senia Dominga. The one is the negro’

empire of Hayti; the other, the white republic of

Dominica. Oontandy threatened, and at one

tme overrun, by the superior numbers of the

blacks, who can obtain credit aad arte from Eu

ropa to make their numbers fearfully available—

the young State has only maintained her indepen

danoe by the constant and hemie efforts of her

brave mone, unaider by help-o effeetusl sympathy

from any quarter.

from any quarter. I

The United States gave no heed-te the suffering

Republic when she raised the cry of indepen

donee, and broke the deerading yoke of the blacks;

Uwete, niTw UW*Wr*E‘w*94 y**—* w I

they did not lend her even the negative aid of a

a prompt and cordial renognition in her desperate

otruegle with the negro empire; they looked tran

to;

quilly on when she sunk Heeding and exhausted 1

under themorcileqe heel of thenegto invader, and

with the same tranquil indifference they saw hey

children egain rise.m army and recqaque their in- 4

dependent natiomlily.

From this neglect one would suppore oqr

Re

cans who

dersuch

public had no concern in the fate—whether proe

perouc or fatal—«f the nation of white republi

had won their independent ponition un

perilous disadvantages, and recovered a

t precicus State th civiligetion and the

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Arkansas state gazette and democrat. (1853). Little Rock, Ark., 1853-11-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82016479/1853-11-11/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Arkansas state gazette and democrat, 1853-11-11.