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he particularlvlavored commerce with theBritish islands,

in reducing tlie rates of duty to a per cent in lavor of

KxiRlisSi m I'Chandize, Whilst all other nations paid l'J pel

cent, because the cabinet of St. James had in some sort

acknowledged, in an implied manner, the independence

ol Hayti, in permitting in 1S08 relations between English

subjects an4 Hayti, and becauso at the time of the war

of itidependenct! tho sous of nolilo Albion had uided the

natives to expel the remains of Le Clerc's army.

In th noriii, confidence in the English was still great

er, for Christopho was horn iu an English Island. He

put himself in some measure under the protection of

Great Brium, and he hud projected to change the lan

guage, mauners and religion ol his country. All must

t?e Engli-h. Goman, a partisan of Christophe, revolted

at Jerumie, in the south of the Island, and ravished it 14

years. He retired with a goo.1 nuother ut blacks into the

mountains of the Grand Aitre. In 1800 General Hijnud,

u ho had emigrated to France at the time of tho civil

war of 1800.wt- n the black Toussoin Louventure, aided

by some discontented colonies of tho mother country,

seized upon the reign* of government of St. Doming

and cauied to perish under his sabre the mulatto popula

tion fouudsprvad over the west, north and south. Gen.

ltojaivl Isay, chief of the mulattos,returned to Huyti, pre

sented himself to Petion. Bad demanded as his seuioi

Chief, the Presidency ol the Roptiblic. Potion rofused.

arid the secession of the south was formed. This secet

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1845). New York [N.Y.], 1845-12-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1845-12-29/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1845-12-29.