The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-31

ms 4eTence which EXISTS boswean tho cryssive power
q the s and the productive OF the sooy OF the
tive people presents contrast dsproportionss II Ia
Datural but when that industrial and productive
power e ns.os su ,n 90 pa0ea more ~ assocs%ss
the consuming faculty Of It's population, thsu
and not BEFORE WI Hay be able to conceive the hope "a
might assnP, 70 ussoduce indisren,y within hsr Dor.
ders all kinds Of products in exchange for the
These details may seem commos perhaps evea CONTRA
dictory TO the evident collect which is in WOW Ia thus
treating this subject Notwithstanding, We present Thorn
with the intention OF directing the special attention " pro
tries, and to divest Them all false and usvry ideas
the consequences which must result sooner or a,er
they do not make efforts TO insugdiae In the ure bot
YER system or agricultural operations In the country
THu BACKWARD PROGRESS or EAYrAN conAfERcR
We DO mot mean TO say that commerce ia useless We
KNOW mat every nation should carry cammcrce cxr
tne ad OF M marine and Of its oen capital, else bv
eans OF tne marine and capital Of Foreigners Bat We
ssy nat hay things are conducted 10 different
ner from everywhere else. The commerce Of this
principle resulting from the ecproca exebanro Of q sur
plus OF agricultural and industrial labor thus do
she has always consumed more thar ana vas az
posed 10 produce In the natural order OF thnss ,h
Societies directed sSsn
manufacturing Industry and in the last pmcc wards
That order Of things rational that all societies %.
sessss territory have AWAY obey ed prcspe wta
or less diligence. Hsyt as appears up 10 ina
need 10 speak, where sine ought 10 have con
cuded IN the system VI her domestic ana economy
and pocs has BEEN taken from The vac
side, under the influence Of Institutions which ,di
fed the partcuaf disposition OF the Of the
tants. yet without excluding the antagonists crcua
stances which that exceptional position has created fo
her since her appearance tho political arena the gev
GUS consequences inevitably resulting from the conduct
other nations towards her.
HAITI WHOLLY psprSDgNT on AMERICA
The national attention, instead Of being directed to-
wards ccmGerce based on the false princpeo' foreg
crodit, would be better applied to the nteres! Of
eourtty If il had commenced by realizing pernaueat
and real capital with natural Of lands
Jut The country being placed, without thnkog is
eIonst in the position Of TRIBUTARY TO the United Stae
fol- The bread necessary for It's consumption moi
been able by means Of It's unstable commerce. to 81 ,py
t5 fertile fields, far from the cities its coast with
capital sufficient 70 facilitate agricultural works, and
improve the morals Of the Aed iaoofers.
The prosperity OF the cities OF every essentially agu
CULTURAL country TO become real, efcacous aud constant
ought to depend Increasing riches from
OF the natives; it be result OF fictitious and
limited foreign credit, which might be encouraged By
the country, # IL persisted nS Do kno thai
there are other means besides open war by which sI
enemy might be the cause Of serious trouble, @heu il
hs interest TO be hcstiey The people VINO neglect th
most certain and the most na Of their
county, and consent 10 depend upon another for
dspenssbie article Of food Ia always exposed ne
ger OF seeing themselves Cut u from ell supplies ia ,a
very momeat OF their greatest necessity. Can aay oa
predict the consequences Of general forega war? yh
f1see ase political combinations thu. might push
thai spft 81 the age uhtch makes pree1s;crs to the oc
pltton q te island Of C.ods Happily, we nav
already distinguished the home policy CT Tue pre-
sent government, that the country wiz lssr
result OF the insioious sys.em OF empire which ha
injured the moral and industrial energy OF tue county,
and annhilaed agricultural and com rsIoia! vitality
The Haytien people, convinced, suppose, d
their truly exceptional and almost ;arors position,
regards the little sympathy which manifested
them by certain nations with whom they eroGga int
CONTACT encouraged and aided by the patriotic sor
tude OF Lleir Chief will not fail TO direct all hsr
and to coDsecia.e oil their efforts to the cultivation o
their territory so as to draw an abundsnS agr,cuu
raj prosperity from ,s inexhaustibe fertility. When IN
coil shall produce in proportion TO it's i'm ana TIA
cundty there will 20 products enough, not ony for
consumption. but also TO carry on traffic likes whic
we bad in former times with some Of the negnborip
islerds lees favored than In this way tao peOp
will obtain for themselves and the coun,ry the SUI
cess which will crown their Efforts Hayt ought, fo
81 stem capable OF fcreArmng her against tse polite
eventualities which the future might give biri
to around her Naoral honor and self respect dsmaad
adoption OF such measure, and the of reudence
which all nations listen warns her also. Tho result
ough. to seek TO establish aod prevail In It's
laous with other governments the principle OF
ino relations with other than those naioss who
sympathes are extended 10 tie population -ts ccamt
cla relations ought to be rendered aoe By tho bon
Of friendship ana faithful reciprocity with those ra,io
whose philanthropy places them beyond every preSade
against certain caste or certain of tho huns
family
CALLS on AMERICA FOR JUSTICE
We feel that is high time that the government OF tn
United States should by authentic and formal asa
cognise the eoyeregn Independence OF Asytl II it shou
sill refuse TO do could not be induced ty cons teri
tops altogether of private character not &C. cortu
commercial relations with us except on the footing
pean Powers Of the first order have done?
AS coon as by means OF the new order OF things to
established among Us, cultivation and labor shall ha
produced all the good results which have reaso
to expect from them the country will be in posto
whose Development De facilitated By its so, and
climate There will remain but few kinds Of indispens
bic which, not being able to be prcdaoed with
articles can aways be imported from the foreigner
change for our greatly increased commoditiea.
But the transactions for the exchange products who
source 10 In industry and International ought no,
be established by the republic except with those nato
which are most disposed 70 evnce reciprocity as well
with those who have prejudice against The Arrios
race. AS the GOV garment is resolved TO elevate the
tonal character esain, say that the alliance OF Hl
with other nations ought not to be tolerated bus on fo1
ing OF CIVIL social and political equality. The feeling
aocal life ought to be yet more reeously folio we'd who
the honor and tho dignity Of natioa are concerned
The English provinces Of North America offer to aa
kinds of edbieofor consumption; they also Offer
TIE best guarantees Of fidelity IN their relations b. I'd
pniapt5opic spirit CT their population ADD the o. nssh
Of their government for the members OF cur race
OF all ihe Christian natona |, is ths Eog!lsn people va
mas been The most open ana generous friend, and
mott eibfu, protector Of the African and Of tae
rights. The relations OF England with ay,i hAvs als
been animated by benevolent spirit Of charity ami
iicai ana social equality. Wherefore, them has Ia
long forgotten the important Eugsh proyncea OF Nor
Anerica, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick an5 the
Canadat2 Tbote countries produce nearly all The edb
which We imp1r, from the different States Of the Uslo
rhey furp an abundance oil eorts OF wood for arcaii
taial par 2oses sap pitch pne Shingles, lumber they
pare aat gsh, herfinss mackerc pork sailed beef and
other Articles @. 'ood Of tnat kind Tnoy could ssp
Hsyt with 81 ;hose articles bstter manufactured and
a, more Removable rnes than we now Oh ain them oil
where. Wheat and corn -four, and all the other kinds
cereals could nlso be got from than OF superior quail
and Ut The same rate as ese where. These provinces
port I'll these articles 10 the Anles and 10 other COL
tries curious fact, well worthy of beiDg ma
kpowp is that part OF that beautiful -four and Of I'd
white codhth, Of BALI behring's, and certain quan
~ OF hoerts which are brough. to US In American vess
pave paced through the United States coming from No
Scotia or ore or the other OF the neighb bring Dovnce
COMMERCE WITH TIE ENGIISr, PROVINCES RECOMMENDED.
Lot Hayu, therefore, open her porte those couu.r
BY mente OF Ter ships and veseels under tue Eoglish
let her encourage that commerce by large and liberal CO.
mercisl principles In view OF reappg tbs political and
cal sdventsge3 which will result herefrom; let an ad
loren tariff 90 the TODD introduced from heee pr0v!a
by vesses under the Eugish asg be established,
commerce may continue and be extended for the hane