The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-20

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proves e bic awa - si.etaa that tie
slmiusirsuaa Il press8eat Grant bad
shaun less regard fer the law ~ pa.
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ihaa Wa iispAye8 by the monarchy Of
spaia h. similar circumstances The
sseataf DECLARED sgain and again.
with evident relish that che President
bad violated tho Constitution q the
DnIted States had usupca kiagly
pfefos siire. bad degraded the Amer
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81 tho S9ath lie said III substance
that the policy " President Gran, was
similar T. the ouiagcs u the ku KlaI
10 that lawlessncs- Was the common 81.
ement d both lie went 50 iaF A. %
style The President II the United
States the head Of a 10 klux grganiz.
alton operating en- the coast OF San
Domingo, aud declared that the PIcsi-
dent had trapped the African race un.
der lie feet And al this because
President Gran lad stationed two or
three vessels IN Dominican waters 10
order that their presence might prevent
the cut-,hroats n Mr. summers pct
nation. the black Republic Of Hayd.
from invading a territory for tie pos.
session Of which the United States
Government was negotiating a treaty
The Government Of Hayt has al.
ready seized good portion Of the Do,
miuicaa territory without shadow Of
night except that which comes from
might, aud wants the remainder
Senator Sumner loses oil his re.
Spect for Gen Grant because be pro,
poses t. annex San Domingo TO the
United States with its own free con.
sent, but be loses none Of his love for
Hayti although that nation wickedly
Expresses and threatens to subiugate its
weaker neighbor While cursing his
own government in the hands Of his
own party, he cannot say nough for
the glorious Black Republic. Ii seems
as though one reason why Senator
Sumner does not wish the United
States TO buy San Domingo is that
Hayti wants 70 steal it, While Mr..
Sumner claims 10 be such a lover OF
truth and night and justice that he feels
il duty to violently attack the CHIEF
Of his own party, he should not be
wholly blind TO the crimes of the Black
Republic. Al hough il is undoubtedly
true that a black man is as good as a
white man, we respectfully suggest 10
Mr.. Sumner that he is no better.
We think many will be of the opinion
expressed by Washington correspon.
dent that if Mr.. Sumner can justify his
words in relation TO the President he
will have made out a stronger reason
fer impeachment than was presented in
the case Of Andrew johnson. Indeed,
Mr.. Sehurz, " no followed Mr.. Sumner
with suppolting speech, was frank
enough to say that they had shown a
better ground for impeachment than
was relied upon in the trial Of the form
cr President Mr. shurz even went sc
far as 10 disclose the real object of these
lengthy speeches of which nine parts
are against the President aud one part
against San Domingo. He would
have MS compare Ulysses S. Grant tc
the Duke Of Wellington, who wa,
great general aud deserved the hon
ors Of his country. but who WAS a has
statesman aud natural despot ans
was drivenfrom civil office by the clam
ors ofthe English people. In like man
ucr, and we suppose for like reason
Sir schura would be glad To have the
American people dismiss Gen Gram
t. tie retirement Of private life.
Mr Harlan we'll says that if thes,
two Senators fail 10 sustain the gray,
charges they have made against tn,
President Of the United States they
will surely suffer in the estimation o
the people. Mr.. scburz indignant,
denied that his course was influenced
by the fact that the President had re
moved and appointed officers in Mis-
sour without his approval, aud ",
suppose that Mr. Sumner would as in
dignaatly deny that the removal Of BIZ
friend Motley had anything TO do viii
the tone Of his speech And yet th,
speeches Of these gentlemen are no
free from the certain indications Of per
souAl resentment those speecher
were made, not SO much to prevent tn,
annexation Of San Domingo, as to pre-
vent the second nomination Of Gen
Grant
TO oIR CORRESPONDENTS
In order 20 prevent mistakes and saw
much valuable time IN setting unH Won