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who came to this city to congratulate President

fiaez on the advance of public industry "which had

resulted from the pcrfect tranquillity which for two

years has reigned throughout tbo country." "We

do not count the Caco guerillas on the frontier as a

serious disturbance of the public peace." General

Luccano went on to say although the labors and the

vlguauce demanded for their repression has caused

the government Home inconvenience, as everywhere

tu the great body of our territory enterprise lias

taken root and the general products of tbo country

largely increased.

speaking of enterprises, the proposal for introduc

ing AOOO (iermau emigrants in tin; coilee and mining

regions Is uot yet actcu upon, but it most probably

will be, its It is believed that Al. Landals, the French

Consul, gives it his warm though secret support,

and he Is a strong man with the Haez Cabinet, aud

is also a man or liberal Ideas. It U reported, or

rather whispered cautiously inside the consular ring,

that Mr. Martin Uood, the former British Consul

hore, is to be sent Dack "to cure the Dominicans of

the annexation fover." He is aud was of old very

obnoxious to the whole baez party, for various per

soual as well as political reasons, and some members

of the Senate have advised the President in advance

not to receive him ottlciaiiy.

Maior K. 11. Perry, the newly appointed United

States Consul, arrived in the Tyoec last week, and

raises his Hag to-day. lie was warmly welcomed by

Baez.

1 have heretofore attempted to explain tho curious

triangular antagonism of liaez, Cabral aud Punon

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The New York herald. (1869). New York [N.Y.], 1869-11-27. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1869-11-27/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1869-11-27.