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Tyler (search for this): article 1
Ranaway. --From the farm of the subscriber a Negro man, named Austin, about five feet ten inches high, a black, full-lipped fellow; he is probably lurking about the camps. The usual reward given and expenses paid. Edw'd M'Connell, oc 19--5t* At Mitchell & Tyler's.
Mitchell (search for this): article 1
Ranaway. --From the farm of the subscriber a Negro man, named Austin, about five feet ten inches high, a black, full-lipped fellow; he is probably lurking about the camps. The usual reward given and expenses paid. Edw'd M'Connell, oc 19--5t* At Mitchell & Tyler's.
Austin (search for this): article 1
Ranaway. --From the farm of the subscriber a Negro man, named Austin, about five feet ten inches high, a black, full-lipped fellow; he is probably lurking about the camps. The usual reward given and expenses paid. Edw'd M'Connell, oc 19--5t* At Mitchell & Tyler's.
Edw'd M'Connell (search for this): article 1
Ranaway. --From the farm of the subscriber a Negro man, named Austin, about five feet ten inches high, a black, full-lipped fellow; he is probably lurking about the camps. The usual reward given and expenses paid. Edw'd M'Connell, oc 19--5t* At Mitchell & Tyler's.
Roman Catholic (search for this): article 1
themselves, who speak French and affect French fashions in all things, would be pleased with the transition from negro despotism to French supremacy. At present they have become little better than barbarians licentiousness is universal; robbery and murder every-day occurrences; those who have property are not for one moment safe in their possessions. The hideous Paganism of Africa still exerts its influence among multitudes, including many of the highest in position, and although this Roman Catholic religion has been for a long time the only one recognized in Hayti, the head of that faith refuses to recognize the Church in that Island. On the accession of Soulouque to the throne, he asked the Pope for a Priest, who should be authorized, as the proxy of his Holiness, to crown him, and also to send him a few Bishops; but he never received a reply. The idolatries and iniquities of this abandoned island, which have caused it to be renounced by the ecclesiastical authority which is rec
De Bow (search for this): article 1
d fertility, it is a Paradise. No other island, no other spot of earth in the Western Hemisphere, deserves to be named in the same day with it. Yet this principal pearl in the old colonial diadem of France has been cast before swine. France, in a foolish freak of revolutionary folly, gave over Hayti to the dominion of barbarism, and she owes it to the civilization of thie age to undo the mischief she has done. In a review of Soulouque and his Empire, a spirited French volume, a writer for De Bow sets forth the advantages both to France and ourselves of a redemption of Hayti by its ancient and rightful master. For ourselves, it is admirably situated to guard the transit across the Isthmus, and in the hands of France, will keep England and the North in check, and keep open the passage of the Isthmus for the trade of the world. For France, the acquisition of Hayti, once the most productive affluent of all the colonial tributaries to her commerce, would be a desideratum which the prac
West Indies (search for this): article 1
h a distribution of power among others as will prevent the undue preponderance of any one. We must prevent the North from acquiring colonial possessions in the West Indies, Mexico, or in South America, which will be her obvious interest as soon as she is cut off from the products of the South. We would rather see Mexico in the poto present a combined bulwark against modern fanaticism which will effectually arrest its farther progress. The colonies of England at the North and in the West Indies, which will all derive vast benefit from their enlarged commercial relations with the Southern Confederacy, will be another and important element in the balanceated to improvement by rivalry, and compelled to study and practice all those arts which are essential to national independence. There is one island in the West Indies worth all the rest put together — the garden of the New World--the island of Hayti. In beauty and fertility, it is a Paradise. No other island, no other spot
Hispaniola (search for this): article 1
with the Southern Confederacy, will be another and important element in the balance of power which will hereafter be established on this continent. It is as true of nations as of individuals, that competition is the life of trade. We shall be stimulated to improvement by rivalry, and compelled to study and practice all those arts which are essential to national independence. There is one island in the West Indies worth all the rest put together — the garden of the New World--the island of Hayti. In beauty and fertility, it is a Paradise. No other island, no other spot of earth in the Western Hemisphere, deserves to be named in the same day with it. Yet this principal pearl in the old colonial diadem of France has been cast before swine. France, in a foolish freak of revolutionary folly, gave over Hayti to the dominion of barbarism, and she owes it to the civilization of thie age to undo the mischief she has done. In a review of Soulouque and his Empire, a spirited French v
Cuba (Cuba) (search for this): article 1
nexation of additional territory. We should be willing to see Spain once more "hold, occupy, and possess" her ancient property and power in our neighboring Anarchy. The practicability of Republicanism, or, indeed, of any Government at all in Mexico, except Monarchy, has been long ago exploded. For the interests of its own people, as well as those of civilization and commerce, we should be glad to see Mexico once more restored to the pockets of its original owner, Spain. Holding Mexico and Cuba, Spain, a slaveholding power, would possess a dominion on this continent worthy of her ancient prestige in America, and which would not only materially aid in establishing a balance of power in America, but give additional strength and influence to slaveholding institutions. In South America, Brazil, another slaveholding empire, is growing rapidly every day, a growth which, owing to its monarchical Government, bids fair to be as solid and permanent as it is rapid. Here, then, are two powerf
United States (United States) (search for this): article 1
elves by favoring such a distribution of power among others as will prevent the undue preponderance of any one. We must prevent the North from acquiring colonial possessions in the West Indies, Mexico, or in South America, which will be her obvious interest as soon as she is cut off from the products of the South. We would rather see Mexico in the possession of any other power than that of the Northern States. The hostile conduct of the Mexican Government in granting permission to the United States to transport troops across her territory for the invasion of Texas, might justify the Southern Confederacy in retaliatory measures of a serious character. But we have no desire for foreigh conquests, on the annexation of additional territory. We should be willing to see Spain once more "hold, occupy, and possess" her ancient property and power in our neighboring Anarchy. The practicability of Republicanism, or, indeed, of any Government at all in Mexico, except Monarchy, has been long
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