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hid asserted that the Pred dent had menaced the Hay
tien Republic, Bal was there a Senator on the floer
who thought for é meme, that when we had aoquired
the Dominican half of toe islind of Hayt, we would
stop there! The Senator ‘from Nevada (stewart) had as
gerted that we wonld liave the other half asa matier of
courge, und the very exigencies of our Cusloms servies
there would cotupel it. *herefore it was tridling to deny
{hat there was in this project really a threat against the
Haytieu Republic. A« carding to the theory of the Senator
from Indiana (Morton), /Cuba and Porto Rico were to hn
abrorbed, and thus tie work of acquisition would pro
ceed until we Lad all toe West Tudiu Istands. In the sane
gpirit, we would soon be driven w epecalato for the ac
quisition of the continent on the otter side of the Gulf
of Mexico, and wouce etarted in thts direce
tion, we would not stop on this sido of ihe
Isthmus, Eulargisg upon the momentous prob
Jem iavoelved in this question as preiiminary to
a schemo of wholesale territorial aequisition, Mir,
Schurz foreshadowed the consequences of aud respon si
bilisies attendant upon, such a policy: and in this connee
tion he asserted. asa historical fact, that in every tropical
country upon the face of the globe, labor, where left
free, had run into thriftiessness; and that every attempt
in such countries to organize labor had run in tho dived
tion of rlavery,
Uno,
dr, Mo) iva long Ive of
Mr. CARPENTERE(Rep., Wis) remarked that it was
not until recently that a single tropical negro, not in the
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New-York tribune. (1871). New York [N.Y.], 1871-01-12. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1871-01-12/ed-1/?sp=8
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