Richmond dispatch

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THE PROTOCOL,

“In answer to your direct question, and

with a knowledge of the deep interest

you manifest in everything affecting the

foreign relations of the United States, 1

will give you an outline of the unfinished

protocol submitted to me by General

Heureaux, President of the Dominican

republic, for presentation to my govern

ment as the basis of a new treaty be

tween the two countries, On my arrival

in Washington I made a verbal report to

Secretary Sherman, because I had not ar

ranged the memoranda submitted by

President Heureaux, and hastily taken

in a note-book on the eve of my depar

ture, and the Secretary, who appeared in

terested in the matter, suggested that 1

F

80 home, and after I had recruited my

strength, make him a formal report as

to the proposed convention and the gene

ral conditions in Haiti and San Domingo.

Now, inasmuch as the acceptance of my

resignation, tendered the Oth of March,

has released me from the obligations of

my positicn, I deem it at least permissi

ble to give you for the press the infor

mation you desire, although I can only

surmise the source from which you ac

quired a knowledge of the matter In

question,

“While at Port au Prince in February,

I received an official letter from General

Heureaux, asking me to visit his capital

before returning to this country, tore

ceive an important communication. 1 was

in March instructed to proceed to routine

business, and while there the President

submitted the memoranda alluded to, in

forming me that General Gill would ac

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Richmond dispatch. (1897). Richmond, Va., 1897-05-02. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038614/1897-05-02/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Richmond dispatch, 1897-05-02.