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&1 700 a certain gmwount was raised (une eccrine val

eur produite] from the lectures «f Mr. Wendell Phil.

Ips. Without any advantsge of this kind—without

rofite on photographs, or books, or lectures—IHayti

ae coztiivuted, spoutaneonsly, three times «8 much as

the United States, urd in proportion to the popalation

ssore than thirty times more! What will 7%e New

():leans Crescent, and other journals vow say of the

‘peor, lazy, iguorant pegroes’ of Hayti? We shall

pee!

mr pe fp——

HONORS TO MADAME GEFTRARD

GIOUS TOLERA TION,

From additions! pape. s received 4 us this morning

from the bark BE, Lex, we extract a few Leww of tha) d

LOWE.

Arrangements have been made for the establishment

of mouth ly steam communication bet ween Jamaica aad

New-York, under the auspices of the British Packet

Ager 4,

Madame Geflrard had visited the City of Leognne,

where the was received more like an Empress than

like the wife of a President. As a sample of the ad-

dreseos made on this occasion, we truuslate the follow-

ing from school of young ladies:

"Manamr: When a good mother cones to visi: the

children who love her, everything sugzes's happiness

end festivity; all ber children, from ths greates: to the

enact, bless the happy moment whieh thus completes

their felicity, It is thus, Madame, that your arrival

among us inspires with joy fal feelings wll hearts. It,

for you, Madame, still more: for you «id your immor-

tal husband in the gifts he showers upon this country,

For ourselves, still young, ard objects of yoar par-

ticular care, how can we better repay for the inu-

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

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.