If the President of the United States had contented himself with thus joining issue with the President of Hayti, I should have left the two face to face; but, not content with making this issue, the President of the United States proceeds to menace the independence of Hayti.
Sumner criticizes the President for not only challenging Haiti's President but also threatening Haiti's independence.
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