The New York herald
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President Ulysses S. Grant championed a treaty to annex Santo Domingo (1869–1870), sparking a historic Senate battle led by Charles Sumner. Later coverage tracked President Ulises Heureaux (Lilís) and crushing European bond debt.El presidente Ulysses S. Grant promovió un tratado para anexar Santo Domingo (1869–1870), provocando una histórica batalla en el Senado con Charles Sumner. Informes posteriores siguieron al presidente Ulises Heureaux (Lilís) y la deuda externa.
More on The Annexation DebateMás sobre El debate de la anexión
- New-York tribune · April 6, 18716 de abril de 1871
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- New-York tribune · April 8, 18718 de abril de 1871
SummaryResumen
In a Senate speech against annexing San Domingo, Mr. Morrill argues that the Bay of Samana would be a source of weakness rather than a defensive point, and that the Dominican people would prove a serious political, moral and financial encumbrance. He says Dominican commerce has steadily declined, the island would yield no revenue, and the United States would have to pay for a civil service, a permanent naval squadron, regiments of soldiers, harbors and railroads, while placing little reliance on claims that Dominicans favor annexation.
En un discurso en el Senado contra la anexión de Santo Domingo, el señor Morrill sostiene que la bahía de Samana sería una fuente de debilidad y no un punto defensivo, y que el pueblo dominicano resultaría una carga política, moral y financiera seria. Dice que el comercio dominicano ha disminuido constantemente, que la isla no produciría ingresos y que los Estados Unidos tendrían que pagar una administración civil, una escuadra naval permanente, regimientos de soldados, puertos y ferrocarriles, mientras da poco crédito a las afirmaciones de que los dominicanos favorecen la anexión.
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lion in coDifflq uenoe of all our Southern liuroors bein? in the
hauds of the rebels. It could not oe needed an a defensive
point, beoause wo h -.d nothinj; mere to def'-nd, and nine
tenths of our lailtta.y ana naval oli<cers v.- mid iioubtle.irt
tc-miy thai eren wit i uu expenUllure of >oIilH?ns th j>ny of
Samana would he a source of weakness to the Unu?i btaie*.
The Dociiuii'an .o. r could become hor oKe.ieous In mia
wu. cu.itoniii. '.iilnloo or language v*n u our people.
Uroshly ignorant an 1 superstitions, reeking lu tiltii and
la/.'n?';i, res?r.l!en? of marriage or Its blnilina
V>?wor, thry would pr> ro to us a serious political
a?K! m >ral, ?s we i us a .innncial eneunibri-nce. Before iow
?rini. standard ot' intelligence oy a.linitii' g thcui to shara
In <<irui oina us we should educate and train our four mil
iKin of Irecduiei Honor <vh< no to ho ucqiursit bv pushuig
American institntlons totvx.rd -he e(|nator, where even :rec
rioni'j pur^Rt met.ii yicl-'s to t e ferveut li?;at. >>ur proper
?lrve| ipmci.t wm ro bery. Natu.allaivs had orJalr.ed our
Sin' in with the i5ri'ii!'i pro /inees north of m, and our ins
urious Anglo-Saxon Mcrtlitrn rel ii us slwu' 1 not be in
duced to belli that the r'lb'jlMii or the West Indies or any
other quMtc wa> to he pj ed Into our t'niim ludiscriiui
aatity. The batch c iward treaties were all bad.
Mr. Uost.ili. then rc.errsd to the provision In tl.a Clavton
Bnlwer treaty of 1N50, that the v/nue 1 1 n t f shall not exer
cis>- dominion over cen.teuous territory in tropics so loiic as
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