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tucky a strong prejudice against negro

equality, which, as developed in Lincoln's

policy, was subsequently used as tho founda

tion of the reconstruction policy of Andy

Johnson. Secondly, from tho "happy accord"

established between tho United States and tho

African republic of Hayti under General

Grant, we look for tho early annexation of

tho Haytiens, with tho Dominicans of tho

other end of tho island.

Meantime, let it suffice for our doubting

politicians that General Grunt is fixed in his

policy of equal civil and political rights,

without distinction of raco or color. Fixed is

the word. The mind and tho policy of

General Grant aro fixed upon this subject,

nnd such being the ease, wo may regard his

ideas as fixed in the Government of tho

United States. Looking at this fixed fact and

at the consummation of Southern reconstruct

tion, our leading Democratic politicians are

called upon to faco the music. They cannot

go back now, they cannot stand still. They

must fall in lino with tho new forward move

ment of the Southern Democracy, or go to

pieces.

EDUOATIONALi

rpUE EDGEUILL SCnOO

a Boarding and Day School for Bon, will begin ita

session in tba now Academy Building at

MKItOHANTVlLLK, NKW JERSEY

MONDAY, September 6. 1809.

Foi olronlara apply to Iter. T. W. OATTELL,

6 28 tf PrinoipaL

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The evening telegraph. (1869). Philadelphia [Pa.], 1869-11-25. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83025925/1869-11-25/ed-1/?sp=6

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The evening telegraph, 1869-11-25.