Norwich bulletin
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Theodore Roosevelt formulated the Roosevelt Corollary specifically for the Dominican debt crisis, placing customs houses under American receivership to ward off European gunboats.Theodore Roosevelt formuló el Corolario Roosevelt para la crisis de la deuda dominicana, colocando las aduanas bajo control estadounidense.
More on The Customs ReceivershipMás sobre La receptoría de aduanas
- The Daily Missoulian · October 9, 19139 de octubre de 1913
- The Raymer enterprise · October 9, 19139 de octubre de 1913
- New Hampshire farmer and weekly union · October 15, 191315 de octubre de 1913
SummaryResumen
The Norwich Bulletin reported that American Minister James M. Sullivan mediated a peace agreement in Santo Domingo, declaring that the U.S. would treat future armed rebellions as criminal and support constitutional authority while requiring grievances to be settled by ballot. Commander Louis M. Nulton of the cruiser Nashville and Customs Receiver Walter W. Vick transported deadlocked peace commissioners from Puerto Plata to the capital. Following negotiations overseen by Sullivan, Dominican government and insurgent representatives reached a definitive settlement.
The Norwich Bulletin informó que el ministro estadounidense James M. Sullivan medió en un acuerdo de paz en Santo Domingo, advirtiendo que los Estados Unidos considerarían delictivas las futuras rebeliones armadas y sostendrían la autoridad constitucional, exigiendo que las diferencias se resolvieran mediante el sufragio. El comandante Louis M. Nulton, del crucero *Nashville*, y el receptor de aduanas Walter W. Vick trasladaron a los comisionados de paz desde Puerto Plata hasta la capital tras estancarse las pláticas. Concluidas las negociaciones bajo la tutela de Sullivan, los delegados del gobierno dominicano y los insurgentes alcanzaron un arreglo definitivo.
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policy with regard to the
Dominican republic which is to the
effect that the force of arms can never
again, settle any ensestion in this coun
try. Mr. Sullivan has made 1t known that
the last civil war in this republic has
been fought. In the future any up
rising, he says, will be stamped out as
criminal without a conference being
held between the opposing factions, the
United States government supporting
the constitutional authority against
force regardless of the merits of the
issue. The people of Santo Domingo
are being instructed that the rem
edy for future grievances lies in the
free ballot at a future election.
The American policy as announced
by Mr. Sullivan has been accepted joy
ously by all parties regardless of po
litical affiliations.
The last battle was fought on Octo
ber 2 when the government forces in
the vicinity of Puerta Plata- attacked
the rebels. As a result of the inter
vention of Commander Louis M. N"ul
ton of the United' States cruiser Nash
ville and Walter W. Vick, general re
ceiver of customs, the revolutionary
and governmental peace commissions
which had reached a deadlock at Puer
ta Plata were urged to cunie to Santo
Domingo City where the rebels could
treat direct with the go eminent and
with the friendly cooperation of the
American minister. The term? of the
opposing factions wer presented at a.
peace conference at which Mr. Sullivan
was present and a. final agreement was
reached on Tuesday evening.
IMPORTANT CHANGES
IN NATIONAL GUARD
Militia to Be Placed on Firmer
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
Norwich bulletin. (1913). Norwich, Conn., 1913-10-09. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014086/1913-10-09/ed-1/?sp=6
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Norwich bulletin, 1913-10-09.
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