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In short, we are able to congratulate yon

upon the accomplishment, under your in

structions of the most anomalous and one of

the most momentous enterprises of modern

civilization.

This convention, in order to pnt tho

contract beyond the risk of disturbance

by some futare administration of tb

FREE

Dominican Republic, was submitted a vote

of the whole people, and the Commissioners

have no doubt of the result. lney say:

The vntin!r was in progress w hen we left.

on the 9th inst, and from the assurances

given ns by the citizens of all classes at the

various ports and places visited by us, wc

feci confident tnat me popular ww nj

nearly or quite unanimous in ratification,

and that the convention will thus be madea

part of tho fundamental and immutable law

of the Republic.

The Commissioners add

Ti m.v not be out of nlace to add that we

receii ed" from the leading foreign merchants

on the island andfromnianyofthe Consular

representatives of European Powers, ex

pressions of their good will and best wishes

for your undertaking; and that nearly

every enterprising man of business we met

assured us that the free port and city of

Samana can be very soon furnished a large

and busv population from the English,

Danish, Dutch, French and Span't-h l est

Indies, independent ot sucn immigruwoo

as may be made from the United States.

The re-ult of this business, if the purposes

and anticipations of the Company are rea

lized to any considerable extent, is plain.

A company of smart Yankees, with plenty

of money in their treasury, securing such a

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Burlington weekly free press. (1873). Burlington, Vt., 1873-01-31. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86072143/1873-01-31/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Burlington weekly free press, 1873-01-31.