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viog to us, than in raising our prayers each to the

sternal for your preservation, and that of the father

of bis country, for yoar welfare sud his, and for hia

glory, which is reflected upon the maternal brow ol

fs augue spouse.”

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from exp'anstions of ce esloy the

lender of Methodism,

resent President of The aystem of natore,

J-truined and well system of ecomomy. 8he is

and edneasion

BREAD wv. POISON,

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All physical evil is but something good out of place.

if loft free to work, is a great

perpetually onrrying oa

great proceseas of restoration, changing evil into good,

converting prison into food. Men and other animels,

by brestting the air, couvert it into carbonic ald,

which is deadly poison. Bat sll-wise sod beneficent

nature has muds this 10 be the food of plants; asd im

feeding upon it whe vegetablo kingdom absorbs the esr-

bon. snd re stores to the air pire oxygen, which is the

life-sustaining princizle of spimal res iration, while a

the same time the vegetable is nouriched and grows to

become the food and sustenance of the animal asd of

African in every way, and in every sense, and then

wan.

The soil of the country farnishes food for the ciky.

The city produces guano, which should, in the order

of pature, be restored to the soil of the coumwey

(whence it was taken in grains, vegetable, or moat)

support ite fertiiity. Bat instead of this we threw 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.