The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-09


plsss6 cs6tlAl ksassIos al i Inherently
ali Iha essentials aslssesa dense aud vigorous
uasSlssi61 w|ls. riil 'esrd 70 hsA'ls, ia varied
a,,.I.,o,,s6. aies he 6.| S>Ilt1ce DAT when.
s.sr .I.s es..l.tv s.sII b g..'(d 10 ~ ftiis and
a.Ss.,ljasis. ssii aI lIf locomotive appliances IL
s,o.lz.n ,|,s. sal 80 no cendipn 81 Der
5ass s.is +, n5.. y H2I16iB attention ;5 iss a.
.S4n ks.s. S,,* j iAiH setfiGcfy al The ph1sica
as,>s. Sc " AiS ~ e6nsiilsiso1 nay Be osf1bls.
OF shs siAt composing tsntfal America, afs
NiossA6qa Hi'h sn esIiEated population Of $50 o00
Costs kis4. With population Of loo eco: saliva.
sIor u;iIia population of 28o, 900 Honduras, vita
l5gtlsiionef $50 900 Guatemala, with popu-
Issss. q boQ Nee r. point q natural riches these
NfieHs Suites peseas Tie n,1s{ abnndnnf fssonices
and Yield zach rewards b industry as are almos,
qali.osn n anY other part of the globe Among
The pF9dudiSof the country are maize, wheat rice,
sugar eei'ees cotton, silk wool, tobacco, indigo
halsem, cocoa, bananas, mahogany, cedar, pine
ffnits in great variety and catle in immense abun-
dance besides in some districts, especially in the
Siais Of Honduras gold, silver, copper lead, opals
etnefalds, asbestos, and cinnahar.
The writer concludes: Ii CHANGING at these lead
ing characteristics Of tbs various States OF Central
America ,|tfe reader will speedily have arrived at
he conclusion that, 10 tbs hands Of The Anglo,
laxon settlers they would long ere this have ranked
amongst the most beautiful and prosperous portions
Of lsle earth. But until now theirs has been work
for the race in higher atitudes and il will be from
the present year that their rise will dae The ma
tufe and rapidly Of that rise will, we believe be
such as has never yer been witnessed n any analo
gons case.
And in the narrow confines which hold these adj
vanlages The people Of every land and government
are destined 70 meet on common Terms. The Rus
sian from Behring's Straits, The Chinanan, the
F1.f.I
Dutchman from JaVe, shd The Malay from Singa-
pore, will minge with the MestizDes aud the Indians
Of the country, and each contribute some peculier
Influence, which will b controlled and tempered
q The exaimtion Of the whole BY the predominant
qualities Of the American, the Englishman and the
Sl'aniard. Is il TOO much 70 suppose that, under
these circumstances. people may arise whose in
huencH upon human progress will be Of a more iar-
monloas, and consequently Of more powerful,
kind than has gei been told Of 2-tlat starting al
ed universal commerce. for their existence they
will constitute the first community amongst whom
restrictions will be altogether midtown; that qua
QntiFd IN their independence BY Great Britain and
ne Tinted States and deriving their political inspi-
fatVrs rum a race amongst whom selEgOvefnmenl
is an instinct. they Will pEaltically carry out the
peace doctrines To which older nations are only as
yet wistap approaching that aided and strength
ened by tbe cQnfiaipg presence Of people 81 every
efeed the spirit Of Christian federation will shine
over all, and in all BY the practical manifestation
0f no real nature and, finally, that Tho union d
irsedom Wisdom, and liberation may find lis hap.
piest results ia tho code oi Internal laws they may
adopt, that auonesi them, On the iuxufiant land
hilherto made desplase BY she sole principles oi
hioqdy retaliation, the eFengeiul taking Of human
| lie may never be known; and thar they may ID
he trst VI solve The pfuble if amongst those " 10
profess Christs doctrines il may DO called prob
mol compiling the good and reformation Of The
offender with the Improvement and safety Of socie-
frsf
menial, but Of q philosophical and all-pervadine