Emancipation In Trinidad

'i'lio Rlaves cn-t'iut'd formeriy the wcnltli nf ilc i-lairers; noiv, a freo ñad remunc'-ntprl 1 -iboccrs. ll'oy m: the sou! isl.-md cimireives, nnd, ns snch. :ue ilio wpa't!) nfihe merchniit. Lot n lonk bnclt nt te rnimTew] ravoltHion vhicli ha iikn pla'-e in Triniilad sinc" ilmdiwn (iffrecim. The s:gn-i of oom p-iraiive wc Mi omopgihe tahering peopla everywlipre a)!ci-. Tho grfnt ciiinpo in iheir ron'ütion lias grently slimulaled ti-w'e of every desc.ription. - Mpchnnii's ofcverv e'ass i i - v e incrpnscd n huMdiei ful;1 nrnong i!ir lowor order df societv; ihpy nie rnpidjv n'sing in re)folabili'v nnci weiMi, nnd promisi at n vpi-v riistanl day tn net an important pnit in the interna] tc.-ido nnd riffaics of the c'ilony. In ponsequonce of ihe possegsin fif nvney by hr peopl?, our .l:in;is imports havp liereneed o a mo-t sur.pris■n?e.tent n il c onurse (if afew vcars. -