Haiti in the American PressHaití en la prensa estadounidense
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LETTER FROM GENERAL OUPIDON. lEF We hasten with much satisfaction to lay the following letter before our readers. It is happily ex pressed, and breathes a spirit worthy of a true son of Haiti. May pea…
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conspirators have been arrested, and their plans brought to light. Our enemies will not fail, I know, to give a false color to the affair, which has had no effect whatevr on the internal administratio…
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My distance from New-York is so great that I have but just seen the Herald of the 24th ult., which contains a communication from the city of St. Do mingo, signed W.’ evidently written by an official c…
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Our missionaries have gladdened nearly every be nighted spot, From Greenland’s icy mountains To India’s coral strand.' But it is a melancholy fact that Hayti has been overlooked. A million of people a…
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of that instant exposure and condemnation which the thoughtless, curious by-stander, dropped in for amusement, is so apt to take for what the unmask ed hypocrite tells him it is—‘quarrellingamongour s…
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falsehood, freedom and slavery, are calling so urgently for the best exertions of all earth’s true hearted sons. J. E. SNODGRASS. Yucatan. —This Department of the republic of Mex ico has again declare…
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be placed. On his own responsibility, he procured from ihe Steam Mills ot Messrs. Atkinson, M Greg or Co., a supply ot bread io appease the hunger of these unfortunate people. We are glad that the Cor…
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pedition which had been got up by the Haytien Gov ernment, against the Spanish or Dominican part of the island, had marched to the attack, and were re pulsed with a large number of the blacks killed, …
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killed at Presidio Rio Grande, March 9, by two ne groes, one of whom was shot by the national guard, after confessing that he had murdered fifteen Ameri cans and two Mexicans. This negro was a slave r…
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except agricultural employment and monthly labor. The law also prohibits, under penalty, the employ ment, by any corporation, of any' minor under sixteen k ears of age, for more than ten hours in any …
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Minister of Finance—Colonel Louis Ene Felicite Salomon, Duke of St. Louis of the South, Grand Cross of the Imperial and Military Order of St. Faus tin, Grand Cordon of the Imperial Order of the Le gio…
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as it is groundless. We do not speak positively on this point, for we confess we are not sufficiently in formed of the facts to do so. The conclusion is abundantly plain, on the general principles to …
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the locomotive genius of French liberty! Her red and her black republicans’ could unquestionably teach Washington, Jefferson and Franklin their A, B, C, in the sublime creed of human freedom. Selectio…
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was to be done. Commodore Chauncey was sent out to negotiate. He represented that the fears and prejudices of the Slave States tied the hands of the General Govern ment, and compelled it to adopt a co…
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ly that it would never mix itself up with the affairs of foreign nations, nor desert the so-called policy of Gen. Washington, has joined with England and with France in a conspiracy against the black …
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clanking of his own chains, it is tenfold worse than if it merely enslaved his body, and left him a soul capable of grieving for the loss.’ FILLMORE A FILIBUSTER. The rich developments contained in th…
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between these two powers of Hayti, we do not pre tend to speak. It is sufficient for our purpose to know that the controversy is an internal and domes tic one, and any interference by any foreign powe…
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has been roughly estimated at 8100,000. By the fire in Broadway, New York, on the night of Tuesday of last week, it is now ascertained that thirteen lives were lost, and twenty-one persons were wounde…
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country, which, I incline to believe, would be of consid erable benefit to the cause which we are mutually watch ing. Briefly, this is where we stand politically:—Hostili ties between the Haitians and…
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Austria. It was in this manner that the reformation of religion was effected in all the Protestant countries! of Europe. It was in this manner that the revolution in England was effected in 1688. It w…
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to himself or not! But let us enact, as a sovereign State worthy of the name, that every human being on our soil is free, and shall be protected in his free dom. We owe it to ourselves, to humanity an…
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with the honor put upon him on this occasion, for it gave him great pleasure to be identified with the cause of emancipation. Mr. Chesson (the Hon. Secretary) then read letters expressing sympathy wit…
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Washington street Ticknor Fields, 135 Washington street John C. Haynes Co.’s, 33 Court street John S. Rogers Co.’s, 1077 Washington street, and at the Anti- Slavery Office, 221 Washington street. HAYT…
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Great Destruction of Government Proper ty. A fire occurred at Nashville,on Sunday,destroying from $8,000,000 to $10,000,000 worth of quartermas, ter’s and commisary stores —enough to supply 80, 000 me…