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iii*v.3 Mar& ?.,1 A 31A
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Sod Ased„. is every slay smutting
,arillereastel• attoesists have been made
liettaterlW4l4lllllolpatosoil and eeetaved blacks, set
soft to etitelti'llelt persenal freedom, bet to esta-
blish • regularly 'lminizttri rpteno of government.
The experiment IMF ,premiers success. The pre-
sent rater of Hayti. Boyer, as far es we have become
acqtailited with his character, sowns to have cor-
rect ideas of government, disposed to cultivate the
arts of peace, and to 14y the foundation of the per-
natant prosperity and happiness of 'his fellow-ci-
tizens.
The fact once settled, that the blacks in Hayti
will succeed in establishing a regular government.
the relation of the United States to this people be-
comes of vast importance. Sheeted ws they are
spots our coast and speaking our language. ought
we not laterally to expect, that their example will
Steve e powerful influence upon our blacks? And is
itrnot worth our while to establish • good under.
standing with them, that this influence may not he
• dangerous one ? Hayti. under its present c.v.
cemstanees, mast be, and in fact is, viewed by the
southern planter with great satiety ; while its va-
luable commerce renders it an object of interest to
vur merchants.

CAPE HAYTIEN, Jvcv 29.
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TWO AT 0671 111AVTICX.

His Excellency the President of Hayti, whose
anxiety is constantly directed towards the happi-
ness 'of his fellow citizens, has appointed • Cost.
omission for Intim(lion for Cape Hayden; the
Members of which are Citizeus lOaticale, James
Simon, Chavrier, •ud Prevost.

On the 43(1 July, the Genera of Division Moony,
(ienerui Nord Alexi•, and the Members
of it►is c • -sion for Public Ins ruction, visited
the Priniory Sroioni. General Misgsly there, in the
pretence of the )(wog pupil., pronounced the fol-
lowing address to the Members of the above-men-
tioned Commission

ILgetztos--Publle instruction beteg one of the Im-
perilled vehicles of national prosperity, has beets established
is Hayti by • law, which &foes your ditties as Members of
the Comatisolon for Public lastest-tido. 1 will not attempt
to expatiate opus the beriefits of education • its saletary
erects Am well kuow• to you ; but as • father sod Miceli,
permit me to refer you to the Ifsh article of the law, to
which I have above referred ; yen will there discover the true
fouirdation of a 'motional glory, the talisman Which nailer
every emergency will direct you."
The G-nest then proceeded to name the Cont.
minion, and to declare them appointed to their
office by the authority of the President,
At answer to his uddreas was returoed by one of
the commis ion, Prevost, in the following terms :
"Gantam..-1. heftier to the worthy Chief of a free
people to 'fleet that education enlightess, assists, sad en-
courages met; that it readers them better inasmuch is it
readers them more happy. The man, larked, aepriVAd of
erlocatims, is like • mass of (wet matter or asualioished
work, iscopolde of dieeerning between ;pod and evil, but
more susceptible of evil, sod therefore Ike plaything of the
ambitious, who eta employ him against himself sod to his
owe rube; but ediscatiost, by improving him, MORN sod
displays the faculties of his mind, completes !Islam`, work,
sod forms foetal eitisens, who are the more valoalk, is
proportion as they u•deratand their varies rights sad duties,
as they are coovinced of the respect they are bound to pay to
the Supreme Author of every ship', to the laws, to those
who admiairter the laws, and as they proctlse le duties
which elitism, owe to each other. Thew it is that wets Ilion
what roostitote taw% country, sad the doinestk virtues.
" Born in a climate highly favored by Heaves, the young
Marlins have • surprisiog aptitude fur instruction the
elements of winter, which are elsewhere viewed with dread,
they imprint with facility. Perhaps among the pupils sow
present. education slime is wanting to call late action the
densest tektite of aasther Newsom, d'Alembert, Monies-
quiew, Lavoisier, Rowseran, Recipe or even a Voltaire.
",Honoured by the cinsideuee of :be first Magistrate of the
ReptierNssl.eCommhsioa for Public lustros-silos will manifest
itself nutous to promote hi. grand views of public hawse-
dim. It will be happy to roistribsite to the future welfare of
it. young 14..w.rilisros, sad will endeavour to deserve the
distiogoislied mask of could. race which it ban obtained.
Atter., then,'Geseral, as theorists of the father of his coos.
try, ',Aliases's dictated by our love towards hint permeally,
and by Hie mil mud devotion with which he is asistated to-
wards the Republic."
NATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
CAPS MATTIS/I. 2.

The national merchants of Cape haytien as-
sembled on the taili of May last, and proceeded
to organize thern.elves tinder the oats* of the
Chamber of Nntion.l Commerce of Cape Haytien.
The establishment of this Chamber has for its
object, to confirm sod regulate the relations be.
toren the merchants of Cape IlAytien and their
fellow merchants in the several ports of the Re-
public, and to give a general utieution to every
thing connected with commerce, the principal
branch of public prooperity.