The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16

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DHAR B4orHn HAnRs-Hs,ing for nearly s,rht vesrs
past ben lsborieg ~ amissonary among the Hayens
! feel deep intsres, in everything that relates =
tonshed at the manifest policy OF tho Cover umeu q
the United states IN regard 70 them Not csats.s
with its exhibtsn Of contempt for them before ths
civilized world, In refusing for the past city years
estabnsh political and friendly relations with tasu
SuS & ass
worthy bassst scsundrels of the most oonteps
bls towards
II II be indeed that . negro govcrnnent is not to
be tolerated neither upon the American continent
In the islands then let easurp swords with
them bonoraby. Is this government weak, ID ths
Hayten vernment strong, that intriguing agsncy
the egg mi.shisf failly laid and al last womsa ssss
De sent in the shape OF Mrs. General Cazepeau TO 1
why this extraordinary sympathy, sud- enIy mani
tested by this pro slavery governeu in favor OF
CoDgressmen been tola that there are Thousands a
whites in that lovely territory, living in constant
is lie quite behttng those highly polished gensiemen Is
who for the ten years have been In his turn
on missions Of intrigue among the haytiens and Dom-
means, at the bidding OF few kdnappers and slave
drivers Of the Southern states challenge proef tka&
there exists in all the DO ninican territory of over
twenty Thousand square miles, Atty white men, cept
the Roman Catholic priests Let IL be rcmsmbsred that
for long time, that portion Of the island called San 10
mingo integral part Of the Haytien government
of which, according to Its constitution, whte
be citizen, or own foot Of its soh 10 fact tbs
Haytien government has allowed any privilege -
to do certain kinds of business by special license anA
the payment OF heavy tax Indeed so strictly has ts
S,2 ten guarded this favorts point sass
and specially protected and than ninety niue hum
drtdths Of the people are Roman Catholics, yet II Il =
political affairs he ia unconditionaly ordered to leave
the country in certain number Of days, and
times hours Is it then likely that thousands, sveA
hundreds OF white men should be found in the
whole islands
The fact is, in short that the government Of tas
ad haxtv
edge the dependence Of Hay and LIBERIA simply b.
the presence Of coored ambassadors washngoa
called government Of San Domingo, which Is nothag
more than miserable faction Of colored who have
been SO thoroughly ridden BY Spanish priests that ths
Hay ten government and so without the necessary
sources have set up for themselves How very strangely
thinss are changed by change of circumstances. u
appears that the hope Of subugang the uay ,ns whs
have invaded the territory of any neighboring
State would render even colored tolerabs
at Washington. And 20 a white colony is soon to -
planted in San Domingo which, by 'msnfest Destiny"
win be annexed to the United States, ana the Hay
tens who have always been tinned against than
SHINING must be attacked both by and land and sub
jugated to a foreign yoke Even the bnmbarcment =
was not SO mean an act as the one here con-
templated.
But the mesnness does not end hsre. What will tbs
people of San Domingo gain for having bartered away
their inheritance and endangered their natural aes q
the WestS Not even mess of p0ttago. And they may
yet MOURN when II is too late their liberty bsrtersd
for pary gold But there Ia In all this epc0uraaine
thought. While the Domnicsns wearing the chains
which by this act of basenesa they will justly deserve
the Haytens will ain unmoved either ameDting ts
weakness laughing at the folly of their children In s
East They not be able TO win glorious conquess b
foreign lands but they are str ong at homo. II array
Of fifty thousand Fienchmen, frequently replenishsd
sned with all the colonial forces Saint Domings
could not subdue the Hay ITEMS the United States hsd
better let ont the job.
The sun in the b, avens the stars In their c,ursea
and the elements will 6ght for the Heyt SA,
not without anxiety, fearing that such move
may eeriousy retard evangelical efforts in that
island Let all who fear God pray that the gospsl work.
suspiciousiy commenced among the Haytiens may
not be interrupted and that Heavenly Father wt1
cause the wrath Of man TO praise him.
W. L. JUDD.
Baptist Missionary at Port au-prinos.