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the black with the white race*." No, sir, the copper

complexion of the royal family of King Kamehameha

puts a dead stop to the eating of those sandwiches. W

can't digest th?m.

The same may be said of Dominion. Mrs. Caxeneau

has been buying a seaport down there for another

Kinney expedition but the liberation of the island of

Hayti in that way will amount to nothing, for Cushixg,

if 1 am not mistaken, says, 1 'It would be the d dest

folly in God's world to think of annexing that bloody

island with its swarms of free niggers and mulattoes."

Cushing is a Southern-ultra on niggers. It was feared,

however, that Mrs. Cazeneao, if permitted to Temain

about New York and Washington, would make misjhief

upon the Cuba business; and so the Cabinet judiciously

agreed to give this accomplished diplomatic lady the

amusement of a carte lAancke in the republic of Domi

nica. Good idea. Marcy is relieved by a low chuckle

whenever her mission is referred to. It is ons of his

dry jokes, iu a quiet and confidential way, after a libe

ral dinner, to drink ''Success to the mission to Domi

nica."

The Galapagos islands, lying in the Pacific, to the

west of Ecuador, are the latest card of annexation.

They will be sold cheap: but it is no go. Guthrie has

only twenty millions surplus. He expects to have

another call from Santa Anna before long, and very

flatly says that, while SantaJ*Anna is admissible, we

can't accommodate all these "outride barbarians." It

will impoverish the treasury to take care sf them.

The House Committee on Foreign Affairs have re

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1854). New York [N.Y.], 1854-12-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1854-12-27/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1854-12-27.