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As her frit its are such as our climate does not

yield, and as our provisions and fabrics are sugh as 4

she chiefly requires, we could well exchange them

with the least Pt" of tariff impositions and I

fluctuations. I

1

The American people and Government hnyg de

clared thay will not permit the destruction of Cu

ba; and‘how ean they forget, meanwhile, the in

fluence which Dominica might exert on a crii in

Cuba? How gravely could r

the fruitinn of her “manifest destiny,

to take sudden and active stere in onnnexi

England complicate

destiny," if she were

ion with

her imperial brother, Paustin,to occupy and 4fri

canize Dominica, in preface to the same readil—

canize Dominica, in preface 10 the some reading

for Cuba. We here said, no European power

would be suffered to usurp new domains’on our

suffered to usurp ney domains on out

borders, but we have failed tn say they should not

convert these Islands into African garrisons.

g me s __a 2 _ 1.1 _ ...6 J 15. _

Ae England la the most subile and dangeynus

these agrrecsors, it is doubly necesnney lb wat...

and forestall her meanderin fs in Hayti; end if thia

Government aeaumes its proper attitude in Domi

of

watch

nica, not only are her views on Cubediesoneeried

from that point, but we could only carry reprisals

into her own domain. If she provokes retalis

lion, we could seize Jamaica, and shatter with one

blow her boasted chain of West India dependencies

and build a friendly and independenHittle republic i

out of the fragments.

We must let all our neighbors feel that it is well

to by an American power, that a sacred unity of

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Arkansas state gazette and democrat. (1853). Little Rock, Ark., 1853-11-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82016479/1853-11-11/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Arkansas state gazette and democrat, 1853-11-11.