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the docket as Hugh Kelly, plaintiff in error,

against Edward L. Hedden, collector. The

question presented is an alleged exemption

from duty under the existing tariff of pro

ducts of the Dominican Republic which are

identical in kind with the products of the

Sandwich Islands and admitted free of

duty under a special act of CoDgresa, ap

proved August 15, 187C. About twenty

years ago the United States entered into a

treaty with the Dominican Republic, by the

terms of which each country agreed not to

charge higher import duties on the pro

ducts of the other than were imposed on

like products from any other country. The

importer claims exemption »row duty for

certain sugars and other products imported

by him from San Domingo upon the ground

that the articles were of such character

that had they been imported from Hasan

they would have been

admitted free of duty.

under the treaty between the United States

and Hawaii and the treaty

1876, enforcing that treaty. Th Uu, J ed

States Government maintains that the

treaty with the Hawaiian Wandsi waa no

a mere reciprocity treaty, but 0 f

stance a commercial contract,

which Hawaii pays valuable consideratio

for the admission «Î certain merchandise to

ports of the United States.

tb. import«

should be defeated in

mingo might become TTnited

aast K? ä

foreign governments would be at liberty

to shut out American ma giving

products from their ports complaint

fb.United State«

for a violation of existing there

the United States on »n equality there

with all other nations. This, they say,

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Butte semi-weekly miner. (1887). Butte, Mont., 1887-12-17. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84036034/1887-12-17/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Butte semi-weekly miner, 1887-12-17.