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 dependents, that diffl'rence was not in favor of
I.- The injured, he rightly judged, had the f6rt claim
teation. Generally, however, his administration was
.-severely impartial.
bly need be added that he grew in universal e-tima-
tepected by men in general, his influence became
pand even the fear or distrust which waseecrellv nour-
shat him by some was an acknowledgment of his.
Under Toussaint's lenign sway, parties began to melt
Sheart-burnings to care. An unqualified amnesty,
proclaimed, tranquillized ntDn'. minds and reconciled
. existing state of things.
(dthe victoriou- pg.n:ral fbrgLt the All-powerful Arm
ite knew that h, ow,.ed his triumph, and by whose aid
kas equally a<,ured. he c uld i;ni-h thb work he had
id so far a'c:omprhli d.
Phe Governor il;japprotvcd of L'Ouverturc's policy.
a.onm a dilThrvn,.e of view, or Imm;r su-pec.iing Tous-
OmlbiLious de ign.I, I lIdouril,., though a professed
Scharacter;zt.dl Li a.lmhuiistatlou as *too, mild and
 tsuls." Net:r having I. havtd rt ward the negro
 Scordiality, hb norw Lonr-yed to Tousaint's ears
 complaint and (.orert blame. Tous-aim was not
 From a course whi,.h he had deliberately adopted
lt( be most eneiticial. Afraidl lid douville's power
rnpt that course, or abate its goo>, he issued procla-
 troops- his b iifd ba -i if' reliance -in order to
 in their obedien .c by tine trongest of ties, namely,
 ties to which thrir susciepiible and impulsive
 them pecularly -ensibl:,l. Thbi," said he, "is
 we must all Ubllow in order to draw down upon
 of the Lord. I hop. you will never depart from
 you will punctually execute what follows: -
 of regiments are required to see that the troops
 morning and evening, as far as the service will