New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07

how tesrtnlly the Island has rstrOg raded
and how fallacious are all the hopes thaI
have been INDUCED in, as to tho industry o
Negroes when left to themselves.
EXPORTS or HAYTl.
In 1890 the value Of exports from Hayt
amounted to 27s2s.oo0. the principle pro
ducsions being, lsa4o5 22o lbs ofsugar, 60 !,
ISL, so lbs, Of eoase, g. ESQ, l2s lbs, Of COT
ton. s30, ole lbs. of indigo.
Sixty years aftsr emancipation, the ex-
ports Of the articles. abovs na1sa were .,
follows: s0,sos, ,s4s lbs., Of coffee, So, sit
lba, Of cotton.
Now there is not pound Of sugar q.
ported from tho island, with little or no
indigo. M. Sumner in . recent speech in
the U. S. Senate placed the exports Of Hayti
st @2,s7s.ooo in 1890 they amounted to
S27,s2s oOs. falling OF Of 325. 100000 -
What : doleful picture Of commercial ruin
d these 6gures present.
CENTRAL AMERrcA.
Nor 10 this all that abolitionisn has done
t. rvin this continent. The devil Of free
negroisn hSs cursed the entire tropical re-
gion ofths Western continent with its mis-
cradle delusion. Few people have an idea
Of the vast amount Of territory on this hemis.
phers that lies ~ uncultivatsd waste, solely
from the effects ofreuoving the control Of
the superior race, from over The negro. The
entire continent VI North aad South Amer.
ica. from the Rio Grande on the North. to
Brazil on the South. IT, to-day little else
than desert waste. including the West IN
dies, With the exception Of Cuba and Porto
Rico.
The number Of square miles Ia the terri.
tory included in this vast region Of country
a-e 1850 24s. and embrao, MEXICO, Central
America, Venezuela. Now Granada. Ecuador
British Guiana, Dutch Guiana, French
Guiana and the West India Islands. The
United States and territories embrace an
area Of only 2946,le6 square miles, so that
here u an extent Of country nearly evual to
the entire length and breadth Of the United
States that fanaticism doons to an irredeem.
abe waste. If the curse Of God had rested
upon il ~ upon the cities Of Sodom and
Gomorah, 80 far o. beneftting mankind is
concerned. the result would not have been
materially changed. But instead of that, it
ia the most glorious land in every respect
that bountifal Creator ever spread out 70
tho occupancy Of man. Tho variety Of its
productions are naturally with out limit !;
their quantity might be unhoundsd. B ut ..
the earth was before Col created Adam, %
is oil this magnificent region. 10! there is
noue to till the ground" But - point out
the decay and ruin here wide spread would
require volume instead of the limits Of an
evenings address.
REPUBLICAN, POLICY.
Rut, fellow democrats, the policy of the Ro.
publican party ~ controlled by Mr.. Lin
ooln in this ags Of proeisns stions, is to turn
3,li8.3e7 untsmed savagss loose, and not
only this but the consnmation Of his purposes,
in this respect, would make . hswling desert
Of one half the present area Of the United
States. fthis policy she uld be carried out
no matter under what pret~xt, the American
people will deserve the position now occu.
pied by the slaves Of the South. and 20 ture
40 cause produces effect, It will bc . fate,
that upon 'ts consumation cannot by the aid
Of any earthly power be avertsd. The re.
cent report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
di'closes the very remarkable fact, that the
exports of the country for the past few years
h " stood, ~ follows; Northern products,
Sss.622, ,2s7 !: Southern products, s24B.5ss,-
als and even during the last year, va, Of
the Northern States ~ shown by tho report
Of Secty. Chase, page $50, exported only
S94, s66, 7aa, while the Southern Statss
despite our boasted blockade have exported
s4s, s,2is,s7l, being over one half - much a.
the North has sent ont Of the country during
that time. But to look 1t the exports per
head from each section, taking the nnmber
ofour inhabitants At "a, ,ooo. 600, our exports
amounted to oAly 80 IS psr head while
theirs amounted 70 324 IS per head, and now
even under state Of blockade from tho
showing Of our own Secretary Of tho Trsas-
ury. their exports amounted to more per
head than ours. II 10 not intended to dis.
rsrsge the industry Of the North in these
statements. nor Do they, instead they arc
facts drawn from sddcial sources. and entitl.
ed to tho fullest confidence, bseau.s they
show to u what svery farmer within The
sound Of my voice already knows that in
this cold latitude We each year consume near.
Iy eli the products Of our labor, and henc..
il is. that ell sstions in oil ages, that have
acquired wealth, have obtained it from trop-