The New York herald

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nclnded, but the prospective danger to the

slands of Cuba and Porto Rico?the only re

naining pearls of the Spanish crown?from the

jvershadowing influence of this republic. Thus

the great war against the rebellion, which all

lie nations of Europe supposed would end in

,he doath of the only vigorous democratic commonwealth

of the world, has only causod it to

sax stronger and more irresistible than ever,

10 that, flrom being too prompt to rejoice in

the beginning of the struggle, the effete and

tottering monarchies ot the Old World are now

quaking and shaking in their boots at the mere

apprehension of its future progress. Their

theories as to the ultimate designs of the

United States are, howevor, not always correct,

rhoy are dictated by fear, and are therefore

presontcd in the most fantastic forms. Hear,

for instance, the arguments of the "Conqueror

of Africa:"?"The United States," he says,

'now about to liberate their slaves, but anxious

to keep as few of them as possible, will find It

an easy and slmplo plan to send those thousands

of colored people to St Domingo," to

form a great negro nationality and army there,

and then, one day or the other, to march this

force against Cuba, and with the toroh of the

Incendiary to destroy the immense wealth collected

there! This is the raving of an imagination

ontlroly possessed by fear. Were the United

States disposed to conquor Cuba or any other

European possession on this oonHnent, no dilatory

measures of preparation would be necessary.

In a few weeks an overwhelming force of

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1865). New York [N.Y.], 1865-04-30. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1865-04-30/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1865-04-30.