Pomeroy weekly telegraph

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ltepublic. It the colored people in our

midst are as equally in earnest in desir

ing to promote, successfully their own

eievauon, ana mat oi ineir people eve

1 1.1. 1

rywhere, they will be disposed .to accept

the liberal offers ot the llaytian.Gov

eminent, enter with free labor the cotton

market, and as their Southern oppress

ors afford the woTld an opportunity oi

seeing how demented the wrong-doer

can become, they may at the same time

show how the manhood and vigor of the

oppressed race can command respect and

win esteem by successful efforts which

all will appreciate

Y e learn that, in accordance with the

designs of" the Government of Hayti, Mr

Redpath, its General Agent for Emigra

tion, has just shipped via Hayti, a large

quantity of the hnest varieties of cotton

seed obtainable in that market. Speci

mens and specifications for agricultural

machinery will also shortly be dis

patched. Worcester Daily Spy, Feb. 1

We give, this week, another of the

circulars from the Bureau of Emigration

.1. .1

mar. inose interested, by preserving

them, may be advised of the whol

scheme:

CIRCULAR No. 111.

IIattias Bureau of E.mk!r.tios.

"I

i Boston, Aug. 3, 1861

Autumn Arr&ugeinentg.

Arrangements will be made by which

emigrants can sail from different ports

during the. autumn and winter. Due

notice will be given of the days of sail

lt ..K I 1 t mi

1UH miuugu me uuiuuius ox i lie j. me

and Palm.

Persons desiring to emigrate are re

quested to read carefully the circulars

ot tnis liureau, and to lollow the direc

tions therein given, as it is impossible

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Pomeroy weekly telegraph. (1862). Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, 1862-01-31. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038184/1862-01-31/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Pomeroy weekly telegraph, 1862-01-31.