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Cuba to our Contederacy of States would be

accor plished in this our dey aud generation.

Unless Spain would consent to a eescion, which

wis never probable, and which consent has been

pluiply refused, and now seems further off

than ever, we reckon the chances of the annex-

ation of Cuba to be just as good as the chances

for the annexation of Hayti, and no better. And

probably both will come together in the fulness

of time=—twin black sisters=jovely gems of the

Antilles. We would that Seripture Dick”

ghould be alive to pronounce the welcome to

these curly-headed blossoms of the Caribbean

Sea, and to sing the epithalaminn upon the oe-

cesion of the marriage ceremony with our An-

glo-Saxon Republie. But alas! this cannot be,

for he will be dead and worms will have caten

Lim before that day shall have arrived.

The matter of Cabinet making is engrossing

a cousiderable share of the valuable time and

attention of the quidnunes of this political me-

tropolis. Erastus Corning is prominent among

the candidates of those who have nothing to do

with the appointment of the President's ad-

visers. People turn up their noses at the sug-

gestion that either Mr. Cushing or Mr. Soule

will be Secretary of State. But it may be that

they will have to turn them down again. The

prejudice against Mr. Soulé on the ground that

be is a Frenchman, is unbefitting the members of

a party that owes its triumph in the late election

to the votes and the money of our foreign born

population. A letter has just been received in

the city tvom the President's brother-in-law, in

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New-York daily tribune. (1852). New-York [N.Y.], 1852-12-13. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1852-12-13/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York daily tribune, 1852-12-13.