Weekly national intelligencer

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hod acquaintance with the statesmen ot that oountr/?

hate, for these fire-ami twenty years past, been suhject to

a strange perplexity, whenever the foreign policy of either

Great Dritain or the United States was freely discussed.

The Knglish have never been npt to think overmuch of

Cuba; not more perhaps than of Juan Fernandex or of

Borneo, and not so much as of Hayti. Yet every Ameri

can politician in turn ltta out that he supposes Us always

to be thinking of Cuba, always longing for it, always

meaning to have it, and plotting to get it For yeaty,

when an Englishman at Washington, after looking puttied,

protested that this was the first time he ever dreamed of

such a thing as Cuba belonging to England, whoever he

might speak to, the response was virtually the same.

Wa?sr**wouM shake his broad eha?t with a ohockje

CiAt, taking muff, looked him fall in (he fa?4 Wife a half

smile Calwo?* out fof half an h?*fr a torrent dt

reasons why KogWnJmaat, end tketeft?e<M,Q?*M Cuba;

r igw??*L ger ftnd "icere, would give kin word that

1 ?V. inuootat of the plot; President

:?o* ever laid down the law that England cared for

Jii uf so much as tuba, and thai she ahoSld not have it.

ntle,,?a would prove, la very long apeeehe*, that aa

I i2 0ttlf of ?ot be J.

red by tl|t Southern State. to puM into British luidi;

lin<i persiiunve *r#?, would

Lad that it would be so much better for Eogiaml to give

at oucl, because really their gentlemen would one and

*n k" allow Cubft British, and I

sortB of horrid work. In ainaze

ia might ,ook ft'oin one 40 another, and

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Weekly national intelligencer. (1853). Washington [D.C.], 1853-01-22. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045784/1853-01-22/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Weekly national intelligencer, 1853-01-22.