Worcester daily spy
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According to the *Worcester daily spy* on March 17, 1871, U.S. commissioners Messrs. Wade and Howe met with the president of the Haitian republic and his cabinet. Mr. Wade stated that the commissioners were charged with making inquiries regarding the Dominican republic with a view toward more intimate relations, though the meeting itself had no reference to annexation. President Saget reciprocated the expressions of friendship and offered to aid their researches.
Según el *Worcester daily spy* del 17 de marzo de 1871, los comisionados estadounidenses, señores Wade y Howe, se entrevistaron con el presidente de la república haitiana y su gabinete. El Sr. Wade manifestó que la comisión tenía a su cargo realizar indagaciones relativas a la República Dominicana con miras a entablar vínculos más estrechos, aun cuando la conferencia en sí no versaba sobre la anexión. El presidente Saget correspondió a las demostraciones de afecto y brindó facilidades para sus investigaciones.
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the steamer this evening. He has also sent a
short letter to the president. Dr. Howe had ar
ranged for a pretty thorough exploration of this
section of Hayti, but Wade insisted that there
was no authority for it, and it should not be
done. The second day after our arrival here,
Messrs. Wade and Howe called, by previous
agreement, on the president and his cabinet.
The meeting had no reference to annexation.
All the cabinet were present. Upon being pre
sented, Mr. Wade said: “Wc are commissioners
of United States, charged with the duty of mak
ing certain inquiries touching the state and condi
tion of the Dominican republic, with a view to
the possibility of more intimate relations be
tween the two republics than have hitherto ex
isted; and having performed that duty we were
reluctant to leave this beautiful island without
doing ourselves the honor of calling and paying
our respects to the president of the Haytien re
public; and we desire to express our hope that
the same friendly and amicable relations that
have so long animated the people of both na
tions may long continue. In doing this we but
express the sincere sentiments of the president
and people of the United States.”
President Saget replied that he gladly recip
rocated the feelings of friendship expressed by
Mr. Wade, and he would do all in his power to
aid their researches.
After some informal conversation, Mr. Wade
said he greatly regretted not being able to speak
in their own language, because he thought he
would then be able to say a great deal that
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Worcester daily spy. (1871). Worcester [Mass.], 1871-03-17. US/DR Newspaper Timeline, record cr18826-1. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83021205/1871-03-17/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Worcester daily spy, 1871-03-17.