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another form of examination; and if ho finds

him good ho keeps him, which assured tenure

is the essence of administration. A man has

no more actual right to bold office than ho has

to bo one of the Twelve Apostles. The good

book expresses the idea of a civil service

faithfully;

Many are called, but few are ehoan.”

Gath.

HAITI,

Intense Excitement on Receipt of

President Grant’s IHenago-The

flaytlens will Fight to tlic Doatti

in Support of their Independence*

Port an Prince (Dec. 23), Correspondence of the

New York Herald.

Tbo substance of tbo message presented by

tho President of the United States to Con

gress was received hero in Cuba and Jamaica

on the 11th iost. Tho first intelligence of the

message was eagerly looked for, and from tho

well known sentiments of President Grant on

tho subject of annexation, the manner In

which he would treat it gavo rise

to much and varied argument. It is

not too much to eay. that all wore

tolerably well prepared for that portion of

his message which touched upon the question

of annexation, and, in spite of being woll

prepared for tne worst, tbo burst ot indigna

nntion which the publication of tbo message

called forth surprised even those wno woro

expecting tho most intense excitement their

fancy cculd picture. Tbo first nows of the

message arrived by telegraph, anl in an in

fctant the city was ablaze. The position taken

by President Grant was violently denounced,

and impromptu mootings woro called and

largely attended. Tbefauppoaod schemes of

tho United States for tho obtaining

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Chicago tribune. (1871). Chicago, Ill., 1871-01-07. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014064/1871-01-07/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Chicago tribune, 1871-01-07.