I have thought for years that the independence of Liberia ought to be recognized by our Government, and I have frequently urged it upon persons connected with the Administration,--and I shall continue to do so, if I have suitable opportunities.
Sumner has long advocated for the recognition of Liberia's independence and intends to continue his efforts.
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