Weekly national intelligencer

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is not unjust, unnatural, or improper, because of the vast dis

parity in the moral nature and the intellectual endowments of

the two races. But I cannot too earnestly express my disap

proval of the part this Guvernmtnl appears to hai-e taken

in the attempt to undermine and overthrow the negro and

mulatto Government of the Haytien Republic.

The subject certainly deserves the severest scrutiny at the

hands of Congress. God preserve us as a nation from the

abominable wickedness of political prcpagandism

LOUISIANA.

The new Constitution of this Slate is to he adopt

ed or rejected by the people next Monday. One of

its provisions is, that no man can vote in Louisiana

until he has been two years a citizen of the United

States, (and he cannot become a citizen of the Uni

ted States until he has been in the country at least

five years.)

On the same day an election is to be held in the

third ongressional district, to supply a vacancy in

the Congressional delegation. The Whig candi

date is 1 hos. J. Cooley, ol Point Coupee; the

Democratic candidate Mr. Harmonson, of Avoy

elles. The district is decidedly democratic. Also,

an election for Governor and Lieutenant Governor,

and for members of the Legislature. This is the

first election under the new Constitution.

The Senate will hereafter consist of Ihirty-two

members, to hold olficc four years, and the House

ninety-eight members, to hold oflice four years.

Sti in nth in Vaik Collf.uk.?The number of studcuts

in the Theological and Medical Schools, we understand, is un

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Weekly national intelligencer. (1845). Washington [D.C.], 1845-11-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045784/1845-11-01/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Weekly national intelligencer, 1845-11-01.