Arkansas intelligencer

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Most of the lending nnti-republican journals I

Europe have dwelt nnxiously on tho impolicy i

allowing this republic to obtain Cuba, inastnud

ns it is possible that the white population of Bra a

will not bo ennbled to repress much longer til

enormous preponderance of the negro populati®

and will disappear, like Hayti, out of the list i

producing nations. If Brnzil falls under neg

domination, like Hnyti and Jamaica, nnd its par

lyzed industry ceases to bring into commerce i

quotn of coffee, cocoa, sugar, nnd other tropic

productions, Cuba under our free and energet

influence would control tho market in tropic

productions; nnd while we were supplied at lion

nt the best prices, our ships would sell to the re

of Christendom on our own terms of exchang

These, nnd nil other arguments which Englsi

wages so ably against the policy oi* pcrmittii

Cuba to pass to the Union, and in favor of cnlar

ing nnd abetting a negro power in our gates, t

people of the United States will lake in the prop

manner.—[lVirtr York Sun.

Small Pox.— A late San Antonio paper sial

that this odious disease was raging to a very g rC

extent in that part of Texas. I'hero wore at 10l

one hundred cases of it in San Antonio. I’- 8 r

vnges were confined principally to Mexicani »l

strangers.

Tho commissioners on drunkenness in 6re

Britain estimate the value of labor lost through i

temperance annually al 8200,000,000.

Two new homes finished nt San Francisco

the 15lh August, were immediately Id for

bling and liquor establishments, each al 10.0<

rent, per annum.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Arkansas intelligencer. (1849). Van Buren, Ark., 1849-10-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82016488/1849-10-27/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Arkansas intelligencer, 1849-10-27.