The New York herald
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On February 27, 1844, Los Trinitarios proclaimed Dominican independence. American press coverage surged with reports on the new republic, repeated Haitian invasion threats, diplomatic recognition appeals, and southern schemes to secure Samaná Bay as a naval base.El 27 de febrero de 1844, Los Trinitarios proclamaron la independencia. La prensa estadounidense cubrió la nueva república, las invasiones haitianas, llamamientos de reconocimiento diplomático y proyectos para adquirir la Bahía de Samaná.
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SummaryResumen
The Turks Island Gazette reports that President Baez, after some months in retirement with his family at Azua, returned to Santo Domingo on Saturday the 6th and entered the city under a salute of guns, escorted by his life guards and four hundred dragoons to the National Palace. The same report describes General Santana, old and in poor health, making his slow way to Santiago, where the military guard turned out to salute him, on his way to assume command of the Dominican army assembled on the frontier, as Soulouque had joined his army at Port au Prince with the avowed purpose of invading Dominican territory.
La Turks Island Gazette informa que el presidente Báez, después de algunos meses de retiro con su familia en Azua, regresó a Santo Domingo el sábado 6 y entró en la ciudad bajo una salva de cañonazos, escoltado por su guardia personal y cuatrocientos dragones hasta el Palacio Nacional. El mismo informe describe al general Santana, viejo y de salud quebrada, haciendo su lento camino hacia Santiago, donde la guardia militar salió a saludarlo, en ruta a asumir el mando del ejército dominicano reunido en la frontera, pues Soulouque se había unido a su ejército en Puerto Príncipe con el propósito declarado de invadir el territorio dominicano.
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President Beer., after a pending eome monthj In retirement
with hie family at Axua. returned toBt Domingo,
on Saturday. the Oth Inet and entered the city under a
salute of l6l (.'una The clilt of the Douilnlrian army,
newly accoutred and uniformed, received Hie KxceUeney,
nho \*M eeoorted by hie Ufa guard* and
font hundred dra gocni from Azua, Baal, and San
Criatohel; the body' guard were in full dreaa. and
were their eplendli new brsna helmet.., ornamented
with horee telle the cavalcade rode to the National
Palace, tbrongh etieetf d>rnamented with flags, and
followed by the troope Thr triumphal entry into Home
of Bcipio African tlx wae lees eatentatioue than President
Bati n appearance in the eitv Of or Vomiugo. on tbe
morning of the 6th inat end we may be allowed to reBind
our render* tbnt Seipio subeequently loet hi*
popularity with the stoma* people when he claimed for
nimseif and the Senator* a at at ion at pubflr festival*
Which the law* of the rrpublio "did to either
Aa Preaident Bae/., thua escorted. waa triumphantly
hailed on hie approaching the National Palace, an incident
of a different description portrayed the respective
r ha lactate of the aetnra in two distinct drama*; a mild
looking aidedy gentleman, whtae military aeat en boreebaek
beepclte the oM soldier?notwithstanding the infirm
appearance of the rider?ia aeen to wend hi* way
slowly and with dlflculty across tha all but impenetrable
parse* m?t with between hi* farm and the direct road
from It to 8t Jago; the venerable old man ia atom
panied by a lady?evidently accustomed to that deference
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The New York herald. (1851). New York [N.Y.], 1851-10-14. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1851-10-14/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1851-10-14.
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