The New York herald
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The *New York Herald* reported that Mr. Seward's plans regarding the Bay of Samaná have been thwarted by St. Domingo negroes, whom the author characterizes as disrespectful toward white "Yankees" following federal policies in the Southern States. Additionally, the newspaper noted the receipt of a telegram from Venezuela stating that a growing rebellion there, like numerous preceding ones, arose from incorporating negroes into politics.
*The New York Herald* afirmó que los designios del secretario Seward relativos a la bahía de Samaná se vieron frustrados por los negros de Santo Domingo, a quienes el corresponsal tacha de refractarios hacia los «yanquis» blancos a causa de las políticas federales en los estados del Sur. Además, el periódico acusó el recibo de un telegrama de Venezuela que aseguraba que una rebelión en ascenso en ese país, al igual que muchas otras anteriores, emanaba de haber integrado a los negros en la vida política.
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resolved to show thgir importance by beard
ing the "Yankees." They to be qnlte re
spectful, but now they deapise us. vt??l. we
cannot complain. Have we not declared the
negro the superior of the white man in the
Southern States T Is there not good reason for
these St. Domingo negroes looking down upon
the white "Yankees!" What will Mr. Seward
do under the olrcumstances? llo thought
he had this business about the Bay of
SamanA nicely fixed, and that our navy j
would rids proudly there with the Stars
and Stripes flying from tiu? forts ashore
but the black man is mighty uncertain.
The negro caused our olvil war thousands of
millions of debt havs been piled up and hun
dreds of thousands of lives have been sacri
ficed on his account the country is suffering
the throes of revolution, and the ruin of tho
fairest portion of the Continent is threatened
for his sake, and now ws are either to have a
war with him in a foreign oountry or permit
ourselves to be snubbed and thwarted in this
matter of BamanA. Truly, these Africans are
a costly and very troublesome people to have
anything to do with.
But it is not only to us or with us that thoy
are troublesome. At the same time we re
ceived this telegram about Salnave and the
St Domingo negroes we received another from
Yent'iuela informing ns that the rebellion
there was increasing, with litth prospect of
peaoe. The present rebellion, as, In fact, the
numerous preceding rebellions and disturb
ances in that country, arose from mak
ing the negroes an element of politi
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The New York herald. (1868). New York [N.Y.], 1868-01-27. US/DR Newspaper Timeline, record cr09880-2. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1868-01-27/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1868-01-27.