New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20

Haytien timbers into furniture and her logwood into
extract WI be benefactors Of Hayt, and heirs TO her
honors and riches. And they, who cultivate and man.
ufacture Hayden cotton and sugar raise rice, grow
corn, &c, will reduce the price Of the American slave
TO mere cipher, save millions Of dollars TO Hayti, and
will be controllers Of her finances and her commercial
lords. Is Cotton king? He reigns here. 9. Let not
pamphlet, Published by an unknown and, of course,
unresponnble person, and printed by I. b. Pugh of
Philadelphia, 1s60 mislead any Of you. The author
of it does thus much at least; he ISLANDERS Hayti
by trying TO degrade TIE of her citizens especial
y her black ones ~ his statement is false in regard
to the prejudice Of the blacks and mulattoes against
each oher-the prejudice is for place than color.
do not believe it to be greater here than it s in the
United States and Canadas among the same kind OF
people; 3, he shows that he is an old wolf dyed in
the WOOL for he tries hard TO convince the world that
the negro is naturally inferior 10 the white man. 4,
he is fearful that the Hayden Government will be
dangerous element this continent, if the free blacks
come here in mass hence, he wants them still to de-
grade themselves by remaining in the United States
~, he wants Hayti 10 alter her Constitution and TO
allow her enemies to own real property in the country,
in order to their becoming masters We challenge
the author of that book TO give his to the public
TO- Such are my convictions after having seen the
principal parts Of Hayti, and examined somewhat into
the physical intellectual and moral condition of the
people the working of the Government, the quality
ard productions of the SOIL and the agricultural
ufacuTng and commercial advantages Of the country
With the Governments exemptions to emigrants
which i have sent you, doubt whether even the OBJ
tian colonies hence, my advice to you, if you come
here, is, lst To have definite arrangement with
Government and private land owners before you come
about lands; Cd, Then to charter veses and come in
dependent of the Government aid pay it back if you
have take IT, and settle in Colonies of not less than
100 families each; and, Sd, AS duties to you, when
you come will be Free bring with you all the farming
mechanical and manufacturing articles you need salt
provisions for six months mostly light clothing bed
ding, furniture, grape cuttings u seeds, hand grist
mills, portable saw mills, cotton gins &c. The Gov
eminent will let you have things about in your own
way in your colonies, and will give you lands for
schools and chapels.
Respectfully &c, w. P. NEWMAN
POyt-dU- Pyinee May H. fe60.
p. S.-Since the above was written, have received
the following assurances from the Government
l. Not only adult immigrants but all their children
not born in Hayt shall be exempt from military serv.
ice
O. The Government is ready to sell lands at low rates
to immigrants, and in many cases on credit of from
to 10 years.
3. Application may be made in person by populations
of companies intending to remove TO Hayu, through
b. c. Clark, ESQ.,, Haytian Consul, Boston, Mass
A. The Government will defend all Protesants who
shall settle in Hayt in the enjoyment of the largest re-
hRious liberty. W. p. N.