New national era

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s in Dominican waters! The last one,

'Nantasket," sailed away some time

to return no one knows exactly when,

yet President Baez has not fallen nor

lie sits more linn in the saddle than

and his administration has the conliaud

the almost unanimous support of

ople!

tory will show, what all in these regions

i that the moral elleet of the presence j

lleet in Dominican and Ilaytiau waters 1

en blessed indeed, because it lias helped j

y to deter fillibusters, and to maintain i

and order.

ti, nominally at peace with Santo Do- j

was constantly, though furtively, pro-1

j lawless expeditions against her, and

esence of our riect was a terror to evilonly.

a gun has been tired, uot a threat even

J, except against those who were mani-

preparing to violate international law.

ivy has never earned more truo glory

rlike deeds than it has by its successful

to keep the peace and maintain interal

law, during the last three years, in j

waters, so long the scene of violence, ij

icy, and of bloody wars

d tliat the great mass of the Dominican i

cling to the hope of annexation; but, i

esideut and the political leaders have j 1

abandoned it. j i

iady they are turning their eyes to other S i

rs lor means of protection. Their con- j i

lrcad is that the blacky of Hay ti may in i

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some way wmc to dominate the whole isl

and this, they feel assured, will be foll<

by the slaughter or exile of all who have v

blood in their veins. The President sa

me yesterday, with passionate eloquence

would rather see my poor country domii!

by Englishmen, Germans, Spaniards, 'i

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New national era. (1872). Washington, D.C., 1872-04-18. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026753/1872-04-18/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New national era, 1872-04-18.