New York dispatch
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The *New York Dispatch* reported that while the Dominican Republic cannot be left in the hands of Spain, Samana cannot be converted into an American center controlled by Spanish policy. Consequently, the Dominicans offered Manzanillo Bay as an absolutely free port, along with a neutral frontier belt alongside Hayti and the proposal for another free and neutral port on the south coast.
El *New York Dispatch* expuso que, si bien la República Dominicana no puede permanecer en manos de España, Samaná no puede convertirse en un enclave estadounidense tutelado por la política española. Por consiguiente, los dominicanos ofrecieron la bahía de Manzanillo como puerto absolutamente franco, además de una franja fronteriza neutral lindante con Haití y la propuesta de habilitar otro puerto franco y neutral en la costa sur.
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boll higtts crowned aud garrisoned by Spanish arms,
the rest of St. Domingo would always hold a weak
and painful tenure of independence. It cannot be
left in *he hands of Spain, though the Domini
cans would not object to mok) it a privileged port j
for all nations—aw indeed they consented to do in L 35». in
the Cazneau Tijera treaty, when the United States pro
posed to make Sa,mana 11 iga common and mail
mated depot for all flags ha ving trade and niatual commMniea
bon intAc Awtotain Samana cannot be converted
i Into a mere American centre, entirely controlled by
Spanish ideas of policy, which have not yet emancipated
themselves from the Don fetters of the dark ages. So qt
tills point the hopes of peace were almost dispersed, when
the happy resurrection of au oid State memorandum
opened another and belter path of deliverance. Instead
of Samana, Manzanillo Bay Is offered by the Domincans
as an absolutely free port, together with a neutral frontier
belt frontera) three widths in length along th®
whole line of division with Hayti. They offer yet another
free and neutral port on the south coa«t of the island,
should a suitable place be found to occur at tho other end
cf the Jianda Frontera corresponding with the harbor of
Manzanillo on tHe north. The Dominicans desire Hayti to
j unite with them in forming and guaranteeing the absolute
j neutrality ot this Frontera, even In the event of a
i war between the two countries creating it, and in that
1 case are willing to grant two thirds of the required terri
tory. If Hayti will unite in making the Ba-nda five leagues
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New York dispatch. (1864). New York [N.Y.], 1864-12-18. US/DR Newspaper Timeline, record cr12932-2. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85026214/1864-12-18/ed-1/?sp=5
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New York dispatch, 1864-12-18.