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Orleans." Now, the President of the United

States, in cordially receiving the negro Minis

ter from Hayti, is proud to speak of his official

recognition of black men on tho basis of

equal rights.

This, we say, among all tho mixed commu

nities of the West Indies, Moxico and Central

America, opens wide the door to annexation

and so the whole mighty programme we have

indicated may be easily fulfilled under the first

term of General Grant's administration. Nor

do we doubt that such is the grand scheme

contemplated by General Grant in his encour

agement of these Dominican negotiations, and

in the legal proceedings he has instituted in

reference to those thirty Spanish gunboats.

Since we have ceased to be held in the bonds

of negro slavery all our anti-slavery and

equality neighbors, not only south of us, but

north of us, are attracted by the brilliant pros

pect before us, and are anxious to share in

our power and prosperity. The Alabama

claims will keep until we shall have fairly

inaugurated the great work of West India

annexation. Nor will there bo any difficulty

in settling the Alabama business after a while,

if, meantime, our government shall rejcct all

these English Trojan horse projects of

Canadian reciprocity. To sum up, in this ago

of great events it is no Idle dream to suppose

that, with the Southern annexations suggested,

the absorption of tho British North American

possessions may be among the splendid achieve

ments of General Grant's administration.

.">Ir. Gnrficld on tho Currency and Specie

Payments.

The chairman of the House Committee in

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1869-11-27.