New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08
Ush OrIsaas 9ailn GrtsteIlt,

THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 5, 1850.

AtiNt aSi'Ax MsskNiNSss MARCH a, 1seo.
xsater frean Haysl.
AppEKsa Or sacroa nsgao 70 THr PEOPLE or
nv she arfssaa Of the brig i. Reurmann, say the
Eew Ycsk papers, from Port au Prince, We are
placed IN possession Of oar Hayti fes to Febru-
ary 18th
Victor lingo has addressed to the people Of
Hayaa letter d friendship and admiration. IT IL.
cstensibls : response TO letter addressed to NJ
Hugo by three citizens VI Hayti. now In Paris.
HAurEsmas Hovsz, Islx o. SuEsgsEv,s
Cissxens of ths Republic Il thank yo ia for tie
elequent terms in which you have addressed me.
Your words reach my heart,
white and black republic are sisters, the
same - q white and 4 black man are brothers.
TnaFs y enly one humanity, because there i only
The french Republic had negroes among the
representative of Ifs people and that is the one
thing that made 1t above all glorious.
have been sadly deceived in that fraternity
Of races ths Southern States Of the American
crime Mhich I'll take place among the calamities
Of history. The rupture ot The Union will fstally
follow the assassination Of Brown.
What an event! What a DISASTER
am aiaicied # heart n thinking Of this crime
And tAis fault
A. q john Brown, he was an apostle and q
nero Ihe gi1bet has only Increased his glory and
Hack and White, MI brothers. ali equal, let rs
rally more and more arcund that principle 81 ali
rrinciples Liberty Your friend,
less yosa Republic Let your people know nov
The John Brown excitement has not not yet sub
sided u Hayti. HI Cape Hayden, Cages, Jacmel
and tonalves, as wen as at Port au Prince, relgi
Gus Fices III commemoration oil John Brown have
been held with all possible pomp and solemnity,
and all over The island subscriptions in behalf of
The widow of John Brown have been started Le
Progfe
Not town: not \ village, not even little ham
lef but should feel It duty to cooperate actively
n sthis CREST national work h proportion to its
means. Shame and ignominy should Be the portion
ST fhat Aayflan who will not take his part in this
contribution We can find for him no word OF
stigma sufficiently bitter, cutting and severe. Has
tens then every one, TO the subscription Offices
opened in every town, to honor the memory Of
John Brown and glorify our race. Ye poor, bring
youx mite dread not AN increase Of your privaton,
for God will reward You On hundred fold. Ye rich,
delay not Listen to the impulses of your heart,
& and give abundantly. The more ron give, the
more viii Won honor your country, your race and
From tile opposite shores Of our harbor our
fathers the brave soldiers Of 1904, are contempla
ting ua. They are touched with Joy and delight
\ They animate us by their voice and actions. The
successful result Of the subscription in favor of
John Brown will be the glory of our country, and
Of the negro race; lot US not for
get 1t.
liz Rf0grss also contains AIN address to the phi
Iantlropists 81 America in which special alu-
sion j. made TO Albany, N. H, in the following
terms
Citizens of Albany The cannon you fired to
commemorate the death of John Brown has re-
echoed ID the hearts Of Haytians and Of the stran
gers In our land, and reyerherates through our
felds md cities. Your energetic protest against
an act Of harharity does yon the greatest honor,
AS Il evidently proves that there exist in the Amer
icAn Republic courageous men devoted TO the holy
cause 0f the freedom Of the blacks Receive then,
the sincere thanks Of the citizens Of the Republic
VI Hayti, d republic that its enemies on another |
continent represent Is always ii ruin. Albanians,
thu liAns are without prejudice; they receive
without hesitation a who come to join them 1t
Ii by oE conduct, and BY that alone, that you can
ind gunents capable of refnting the assertions
81 those enemies 81 humanity who decry us.
Another newspaper called Re 1raral, a journal
of industry commerce. agriculture, etc, has been
started st Port au Prince. The new journal will
NOT fseadls with politics.
The country is quiet, and the popularity of Pres
ident Jefffard seems greater than ever.