Thus far our Government, habitually hospitable to all newly formed republics, has turned aside from Hayti and Liberia, although the former has been an independent power for nearly sixty years, and the latter for nearly fifteen.
Sumner points out the inconsistency of the U.S. government in recognizing Hayti and Liberia despite their long-standing independence.
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