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has arisen to distinction after being the ostler of

Buyer, he cannot write his own aam?, but is not w<

the lens rigid, in consequence of his ignorance, in Jf[

1111 Imping IIIUVC nuu T1BII III" IPIOIIU. V'U IIIC HI

contrary, Faustin believes there la no government

stronger than hla own, and no emperor more ei- m

alted in the art* of peace and war. Upon our citizena

he haa laid heavy contribution*; and Captain pi

Cutts, of the brig Ilayti, who proceeded to

i Washington, laat week, to place information be- ta

fore the government, has atones to tell ol the ra- b*

pacity ?f this Fautiiu, which, we trust, will result

in stationing a man-of-war at the island, for the 1 ar

protection of American traders. Capt tin Cutts is 1

one of those who ha.1* been plundered by this mv

rauder. Nearly h?lf ol his cargo was sacrificed

to swell the treasury of the Haytien government, th

and no remonstrances were of any avail towards J*

obtaining a restitution of his property. Surely tl<

something mnv be done to nut an end to such evila

hiuI the golden-booted despot be made to le*rn, c"

that though he paid a thousand dollara lor Ilia un

ilera'aiiilinu, he cannot become a free-booter on t,,

the industry of our citizens.

Baiisr ror. the Haute &raK*r 81 ffeekks ot

The aubacription for the relief of ihe Hague street in

sullen ra amounts, thus tar, to the aim of six- *r'

tern thousand dollara and upwards; and in all pro- v<

tubilny it will be awelled to twenty thousand, and,

peiha(>s twenty-fiv*thousand,before thisd<iy week.

In several of tlie churches, collections will be taken s?i

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1850). New York [N.Y.], 1850-02-17. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1850-02-17/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1850-02-17.