Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-05
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We And the fllowine account Of visit paid by Madame
stowe TO the Emperor Of Hayt in the New York Co-r
risr de. Efat, Uni.-rom which paper We translate
THE triumphai pereginatons of the authoress OF on
Gle Tom could be complete until she bad visited HAY
1.-THE true country OF the blacks where negroes are
ree-to do nothing-which suits them admirably. IL
was therefore, necessary to beake herself Papa Sou
louque-the blacklist Of Emperors-an Emperor who
would have been delighted DO called Uncle Tom. She
went-incog
The rumor Of her visit excited intense sensation In
the Court Of Fdstin J. Madame the Empress, and her
daughter, the Princess Olivia would have become red
with joy if there had been nsuperabe difficulties TO
their assuming that color. But let not anticpaie-bu
proceed in order to recount tho memorable trip-oi
which all the blacks will bear an en'ernai remem-
brsnce.
AS soon as the steamer which bore her lsdyshp
sgnalled at Port Prince the capital Of his majesty
Sououque called Fsusn all the of the city rush
ed the port crying "di ioH, Il Ia bdioH-ioH These
their ordinations ofoy. The Imperial Guard drew
up in line both sides OF the street. from the port 10
the palace and many officers attended at the wharf to re-
ceive her. These were the Duke de Ia DmOuade, and dc
Ia Grotee Jscqust, the Count de Troubbi and the Ba
ron da Chou Palmste With delicacy worthy of all
mendation the famous lady painted her face black Not
to the black in her heart she must bear
soul On the passage the eorto the same cries ofoy
ali Io Ia bd lee iouioa" burst forth all sides They
upon her small pieces Of sugar and leaves OF an
ana and banana which serve for these people the
purposes that roses and flowers do with Unucky,
account of the heat of the weather. and the heggary
condition OF the finances of the kingdom the old cohor
Of Paps Soulouque pantaioons over their ehSnie
and Madame Stove who, as a good American, could no
besr the sight of leg compelled to uplf her eye
o heaven during the passage. !
The Emperor aud all his Court assembled in the Hal
f the Throne TO receive her At her entry the groi
Scuouque stretched his and Rugged her tightly
Then he made sign that he going speak and
s cigar to the princess Olivia hold aud thus exprss
himself:
GOOD white uoman mo very well content to see yo,
You love the blacks very black Papa Soalouque La
great wish to read Cnce Tom'-bu me no know how
reai-me stupid a cabbage-poor niger that am,
good Tor nothing but to be Emperor Ne very sorry
hear you got white husbaud-whitc folks ant gooime
wish to marry yor to a black husband-the Duke de Is
Crete Pierrot-and you have with him little bit Of mig
gers-very black-Uncle Toms In miniature; but MOI
possible! married to white man. DAdy Soalouque would
like to give yGu some money but poor, that
'hav'nt got any buy tobacco no give you monty,
but give YOU fifty little negroes the good white
woman"
This discourse, pronounced in animated Tone
followed 10y marks OF appreciation. The Lords
OF the Court tapped three tunes the OF their stools
and bobbed their chins against their kneeswhich sgui
fees in Hayti an Intense satisfaction.
1.-THE authoress of Uncle Tom could not repy-she
was so much by emotion aud heat. The nifty
little negroes brought 10 her-and the Emperor
did wish present them without any vestment, each
had collar Of pack thread around his neck Generous
monarch fsss balls, public Of all
nued for many days after the reception Soulouque
who is only amiable but ingenious negro issu
decree by which all the negroes in the Empire Oversxty
Years of age shall hereafter call themselves Uncle Tom.
Madame Stowe very much aNec'ed by this delicate
piece Of nat,sry.
THE celebrated negrophiIist proposes to
for Congo aud viii take with $4,000 copies OF Uncle
Tom" translated into the Congo tongue"