, 1860-06-26

nstit1t;ons Of En,.land ROW she will hare them.
ar she haa m Increasing number Of them. and
heY are progressing. s. HaJti's national reh.
ion il cdled Roman Catholic, but It so'efates
IL the religions Of the world, and approves OF
hristianity What eountry 2, trent1 eae te,
Ter present population; hence. her arms ate
pen 70 embrace you, as agrieultuF1st" manu-
scturists eud capitalists, and cau assaro ron
hat he who cultigates extensively Haytien soil
rill be an Edenic nobleman, and can nave no
,eer outside OF his profession. lie most have
or his dependents ths mliltdax
Il God has 70 made man that he mrst not only
,ave place to llve in, but also the E.eaus
up. believe me when tell Jon bcih Of these
re found in the military Rerctlic of Hayti.
Aud, 8. may add, any parties na'lgnt;n eHay,
lien waters with small, passenger, trading aud
lowing steamers, will bless Their race a4d en-
rich themselves: They who nlll maan1ss!urs
auy ten timbers into furniture, aud her logwood
into extrac, will be benefactors Of haytt, and
heirs to her honors and riches. And theY who
cultivate and manufacture Haytien cotton and
sugar, raiae rice, grow corr, &C., VIII re-
duce the price of lhe American slaTe to mere
cipher, save millions Of dollars to aaJti, and
viii b. controllers Of her f7ances aud her com"
nercial lords II cotton tsngF "a sre19nsAeZe.
3. Let not a pamphlet, publiAhedby an unknown
and, Of course, un1esp0nsibie person, aud print.
ID Iy T. j. Fugb, Of Philadelphia, 1850. mialesd
hpy Of you. The author OF it does thus much
at least: ~, he ISLANDERS Hayti By trying to
degrade the mass of her citizens, especially her
black ones; ~. his statement is false III regard
to the Psyud;et Of the blacks and mula::oes
sga1nst each other-the prejudice is for Place
more than t)tor. do not believe it to be great
er here than it is in the United Stats and Can
xdas ar1oug tic same kind Of people; 81. be
shows that hE is an old wolf dyed in tile wool,
for he tries Lard to convince the world thaa The
negro is naturally inferior to the white man;
(4}, he is fearful that the Haytien Govern
ment will be : dangerous clement on ihls:con-
tinent, II the free blacks come here IN mass;
hence, be wants them still to degrade them
selves bY remaining in the United States;
(5). he wants Hhyti 10 alter her Constitution,
and to allow her enemies to own real property
in the country, in order to their becoming our
masters. We challenge the author Of that book
to give his name to the public. 10. Such are
my convictions, after having seen the principal
physical, intellectual and moral condition Of the
people, the working Of the Government. the
qaality and productions Of the soil, and the
agricultural, manufacturing and commercial ad-
vautages Of the country. With the Govern
nent's exemptions to emigrants which hare
sent you, doubt whether even the objections
have mentioned will initiate against Christian
colonies; hence, my advice to you, II you come
here, is 1st, To hare definite arrangement
fore you come, about lands; cd, Then to char-
ter VESSELS, aud come Independent Of the Gov
ernment aid, Or pay it back if you have to take
it, and settle in colonies Of not less than 1ao
families each; and Sd, As duties to you, when
you come, will be free, bring with yon al! The
farming, mechanical and manufacturing ARTICLES
you nesd. salt provisions for six months, mostly
ISx~tHk A4~$ Id f-- nt1k
sings, fruit eeeds, hand gr1st-mills, portable
saw.mlils. coston.g gins, DC. The Government
will let you have things about in your own war
in your colonies, and will give you lands for
schools and chspelH.
Respectfully, Ac., X P. NEwuAS.
Portau-Prinee, May II, 1860.
P.S.-Since the above was written, hare
received the following assurances from the Gov
ernments
l.. Not only adult immigrants. but all their
children not born in uayti, shall be exempt
from military service.
2. The Government is ready to sell lands at
low rates to immigrants, and in many cases on
credit OF from to 10 years.
8. Application may te made in person ty depu-
tations Of companies intending to remove 10
Uayti, or through b. c. Clalk, Esq, Haytian
Consul, Boston, Mass,
T. The Gorernmeutw will defend sll Protestants
h40 bA&A 6taklt III t1A} Il III &u6 EuJHi HELL VI
the largest religious liberty. ". p-N.
Decision of the Supreme Court, nj.
frmtng the Validity OF Farm 11ort-
cages.
The unanimous decision Of our Supreme
Court, Published las Wednesday, in this paper,
affirming the validity Of the farm mortgages
given to aid the construction Of RAILROAD, sone
o: profound interest to the people Of this State.
For us, 1t was not unexpected. While deeply
sympathiziug with the unfortunate farm mort
gagers, nc never have been able to See how,
consistently with the well established principles
oflaw and justice, any other conclusion could
be judicioasIy reached than that pronounced BY
our Supreme Court This paper has never
held OUT to it's reaaers-not fey OF whom be
Ioog to the unfortunate class made poor by this
declsion-a hope Of any other result From
our first examination Of the subject, tile decis
ion noT made seems to US inevitable, and, both
in public mud private, We have thus expressed
our judgement, and advised The farm mortga
gers to compromise and settle With their cred
itura On tue best terms they could.
These 1noFttsssss must aow bs paid. Thereis is
no help for it. Some Of the mortgager5 can
pay without suffering; on many Of them the
burden will fall with crushing weight. some il
will leave homeless and penniless- To those in
the decline Of life, the blow will fail with stun
ming force. hut theirs is only fate Of teous'
amos in all the walks OF life. They are oyerta
ken BY misfortune, and have to begin the world
anew. But they hare The experience Of the past
to sid them, aud with industry, economy and
courage, they may yet retrieve their fortunes.
But, however hardly this decision may beas
upon large aud worthy class Of our citizens
there eau be no doubt Of its beneficial eff: Ct:
upon the character and credit Of the Slate. The
reputation Of these obligations incurred in good
faith, and uegotiated with the expectation thai
they would 6e psomtly paid, would have been
most disastrous to our reputation abroad. Il
actcr for integrity which would hare outlasted
whole generation. 1t Is hard enough to safe,
the odium which has been cast upon us By the
bribery and corruption of our legislators. 1C
have had the Supreme Court Of the State give
its sanction to tbs violation Of contracts and The
Reputation Of honest debts, would hare filled
the measure Of our d'sAonor.
Bet this danger is past, and We now stand be,
fore tie world with cur honor rindieated, oul
integrity unimpeached, and cur good nnne re-
stored. Wisconsin will par all her deb:e, ans
the official declaration Q! tbs fact By her high
est judicial tribunal, will be worth to this Stas.
millions Of dollars. 1t will inspire confdeuce i,
us abroad, not only in this country, but in Eu
rope. It Will give assurance to capitalists, sts
the courts Of this Sta:e will protect them in apl
Investment they may feel dis posed to make her,
~" f"' huAo 'Ae'1 l!1uH e1ual4} "ltQ tuos'
OF our own citizens. Viewed, then. in all its as
peets, naoEul, political, and fnsucial, ne resart
this decision, however hardly 1t may bear upo1
:::3ividualst as Of incalcuIable value to the bes
interests Of the people Of this Suite.
The above from the Nilweukes F+es Danotra
Of Saturday, is the right Kind Of talk. Every
body will unite in sympathy with those upo'
whom this decision will fall with crushing effect
But it is strictly just, and therefore 1t will b
sustained by tho moral ssnso Of the entire couu
+ try. The Dtnocrdt is right ir saying it will b
worth millions Of dollars to the State. In vin
dicating the character Of the people Of 1Yiscor
sin it is indeed Of priceless yalue.
Collapse OF The credit sIobll1er.
From the New Yo.k EvaIl1s p.a.1
| Our readers may remember the formatior
seven or eight Years ago, Of rost moneyed a.
| sociation in France by the lame Of the Cred
| IHo5ititr, under the lead Of many prom1uet
public men, aud with the couutenancc Of th
Governuent itself. Its general object ws
claimed to be the promotion aad deyelopmer
this BY some peculiar methods OF credit, th1
| should give the owners Of fixed property th
means Of us.n: their capital in public wot u
| mud manufacturing and com ns1cial eotcrptise
III addition, it promised immense profits to il
own stockholders, making them rich By its div
deuds, aad making ererTbody else rich by th
impulse ard aid it should furnish to everT sp<
cies by undertakings requiring the use {
capital. ,,. :,
most sanguine auticipstions Of tie protector!
The profits OF one year's operations, 1856
cqualled fitty per ceut On the eapital The prle
| Of shares rose to four hundred per cent. 4