Anti-slavery bugle

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best justification, not fur us Havtians alone, but

Lttr"jtiean &e,v

for every mnu of our race, to whatover country he

may belong. Such is my hope.'

"It is a pleasura for us to torn from the Journal

do Dchats to pay a tribute of justice to another

organ of the French press, Le Courier Du Havre

which has dune justice no less to efforts which

Hayti is putting forth to raise herself to an equali

ty with other civilized nations, than to tho import

ance of her geographical position, and tho desira

bility of maintaining her independent existence.

The following extract from this article ennnot fail

to be interesting

'The two allied nations, csneci lilv France.

ought, fur reasons just given by us, to sympathize I

wuu iu;ib i-uinu-u .mu. its government, ana to

watch over tlio preservation of its political exis

tence as a free, sovereign, nnd independent State.

It is remarknbla to obnerve the great facility

with which European ideas are penetrating into

tho young and stiniug society of that ihlnnd,

which has been laughed at because peoplo did

not understand the unheard-of efforts made by

its inhabitants to constitute themselves into a

State. Evciy day a new reform is going on and

as tho example of Frame is, to be sure, the Lest

to imitate, her -constitution is being introduced

more and mure thoroughly into tho customs of the

country, and our civil and governmental manners

are becoming those of the Hnylians. The disposi

tion of that people to imitate France bus been

laughed nt. Ought the colored population of that

island to extemporise a manner of living utterly

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Anti-slavery bugle. (1857). New-Lisbon, Ohio, 1857-07-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83035487/1857-07-11/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Anti-slavery bugle, 1857-07-11.