Belmont chronicle

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to effect th Is and also one by which the penin

sula and ibay of Samana were ceded to

the Unites! States for fifty years at an an-

been signed November 29, 1869, on behalf of 1

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w'-wu. uraniouiu xresuieiai jea. Jbariy

in 1870 ttiese treaties were confirmed by a

popular -vote ia Santo Domingo, but it was

believed, that a tree election had not been

held, anid it was said tltat in anticipation of

annexation tae Dominican government had

granted to private individuals every valuable

franchise or piece of nropertrin its nossession.

In conformitv with a resolution of Coneress. J

President rant appointed Benjamin F. F

Wade of hio. A. D. White of New York, ft

and 8. G. Howe of Massachusetts as com-

missioners to visit Santo Domingo, accom

panied by several scientific mien, and report

unnn tha-ennriitinn if ihm unnnlra ihm trnv-

ernment and the people. Their report sub-

mitted in April, 1871, was faworable to an

nexation, but the Senate.wihheld its ap-

proval of the treaties.

A "joint high commission" of five British

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Vice President while Horace Greeley and

B. Grata Brown were the candidates of both

ta Liberal Republicans and tbe Democrats.

Grant and Wilson received 286 votes in

the electoral college against 80 for

the other candidates. Grant's popular ma

jority over Greeley was 762,991. During the

last session of the Forty-second Congress the

salary of the President waa doubled and

those of the Vice President Speaker of the

House, justices of the Supreme court and

heads of departments increased 26 per cent

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Belmont chronicle. (1885). St. Clairsville, Ohio, 1885-07-30. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85026241/1885-07-30/ed-1/?sp=6

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Belmont chronicle, 1885-07-30.