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Based on the provided excerpt, President Baez provided a concise view of the contest and struggle on the island of St. Domingo, while Secretary Seward outlined U.S. progress following the rebellion that crushed the pro-slavery power. Seward explained that the abolition of slavery removed barriers to recognizing Liberia and Hayti and enabled the United States to extend fellowship to the republic of Dominica, which had been fighting monarchical influences.
A tenor del extracto, el presidente Báez ofreció una sucinta panorámica de la contienda y los afanes librados en la isla de Santo Domingo, en tanto que el secretario Seward expuso los avances de los Estados Unidos tras sofocar la rebelión y aplastar el poder esclavista. Seward explicó que la abolición de la esclavitud derribó los obstáculos para el reconocimiento de Liberia y Haití y permitió a los Estados Unidos estrechar lazos de fraternidad con la república dominicana, la cual venía combatiendo las influencias monárquicas.
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on both sides arc fully explained, and a fnr
more friendly feeling secured than could have
possibly been reached in any other way. In
the brief statement of President Baei we have
a more concise and clearer view of the contest
anil struggle which has been going on on the
island of St. Domingo, with the final reunite,
than from any othor sonrce. Secretary Seward,
in return, gave a short, comprehensive and
complete idea of the great progress which we
have made In this country since the outbreak
of the rebellion. He shows that in crushing
the pro-slavery power in the United States we
have, as a nation, placed onrselves in a portion
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whew w? eta fire oar moral aid to struggling
republics the world over. The recognition of
Liberia and Hayti, which be showed imposstiile
during the old order of tilings here, was one of
the first fruits of our late struggle which swept
the system of slavery from our land and made
this country a republic, not alone in name, but
In reality. All this having been accomplished,
there was no barrier in the way of extending
the band of fellowship to the republic of Dominica,
which for years has, alone and unaided,
been contending against monarchical influences.
Thus it is, while we have been proving our
strength at home, our success and prosperity
have enoouraged and strengthened the people
everywhere, which will in time result in establishing
republics like our own upon this as
well as the Eastern hemisphere. These governments
will come in direct sympathy with us
and increase the moral influence of the whole
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The New York herald. (1866). New York [N.Y.], 1866-02-06. US/DR Newspaper Timeline, record cr38506-3. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1866-02-06/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1866-02-06.