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worthy of admirsion in a domestic relation shan the

poble-minded Gen Geffrard, the

the Havtian Ke public, whose we

ordered family 1 have had the happiness avd honor 0

knowi: g for the lsat fifteen yours 1 would alos add,

us bavirg had much to do with s-hools

in Hayt,, that smeng many of the well-informed

arents of that island, whether married or in conca

inuge, there is a prevailing willinguess to make he

gies et sacrifices for the edncation sod welfare of

iLeir child en. These etatemenis do not, indeed, alter

the fact that in mors) point of view Hayti needs tas

utmost sympathy of sll wineere Chrigtinog, White men

of former days, whe thought highly of their own civili-

sion, corrupied, ploudered, and ruined the H.ytisn

basely ranuted him with his degradation, Hayti, how-

ever, timst, ia now rising from her ruins havisg at

her bead a wan of soul and consciences, who is well

known to have at heart the elevation and true pros-

rity of the people over whom God in Lis providence

we placed him,

e result of my long experience in Hayti is, that I

am fully convinced that there is nmong the Haylian

pecp'e every clement and every materil of every kind

‘0 bring sboat such a state of society, aud to make

them snoh a nation, as their beg: friends could desire to

see. ‘the Havtiaos are hospitable to an extreme, and

to foreigners in sickness or distress, of whatever color

or pation, their kindness acd geverotity are worthy of

somiration.

It will not, therafora, be a matter of sarprise, that I

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New-York daily tribune. (1860). New-York [N.Y.], 1860-10-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1860-10-27/ed-1/?sp=9

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York daily tribune, 1860-10-27.