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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

a lest but precious _ _

commerce of the world. Ill the Dominicans had

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to contend with Hayti alone, with Hayti unanginted

by European policy, the Union would be some

what mere excusable in thus leaving her to sus

thin the conflict in negleetand isolation; but thio m

not the case. Whatever Eurepeen power has an

interest in disturbing the prosperity and quelling

the supremaey of the white race in the Antilles,

or that is inclined to check and destroy the anti

European augury of an independent republican

end American Government in the' Went Indies,

may be assured of the instant and eager aid of the

crafty Havtens. The Emperor of Haysi is not'

less nasured of the countenance and co-operation

of those powers who aim at Africanizing Cba—

and who have Africanized aH their own ielands—

whenever he is ready to serionuly undertake his

cherished piene for the subjugation of the white

republic.

The anxieties of he peculiar and unprotected

situation weigh heavily on the advance of Domi

nice, and her honorable recogaitina, with the en

tablihment of regular steam communientien with

our porta, would develop the mines of inezkeusti

ble wealth, now locked in stagnant silence in her

bosom, to the incomputable advantage of both Re

publice.

European policy—the policy of crowns and

privileged orders— sees, with trembthg, the as

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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

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