Wilmington journal
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The *Wilmington Journal* reported that Dominicans took up arms against Spanish troops in San Domingo, claiming that President Pedro Santana's invitation of the Spaniards was an unauthorized and treacherous surrender of their rights. An issued manifesto from Santiago declared the country's independence, denounced Santana's power to deliver the country to Spain, and appealed against the injustices and oppression of Spanish representatives. Additionally, the newspaper reported that General Trim, the Spanish commander, sought permission from Hayti to cross 6,000 troops over its territory to act against the Dominicans, but was refused.
El *Wilmington Journal* informó que los dominicanos se levantaron en armas contra las tropas españolas en Santo Domingo, sosteniendo que la convocatoria de los españoles por parte del presidente Pedro Santana constituyó una entrega inconsulta y traicionera de sus libertades. Un manifiesto promulgado en Santiago proclamó la independencia patria, negó a Santana toda facultad para entregar el país a España y clamó contra los desafueros y la opresión de las autoridades peninsulares. Asimismo, el rotativo refirió que el general Prim [Trim en el texto], comandante español, solicitó autorización a Haití para cruzar con 6.000 soldados por su territorio a fin de combatir a los dominicanos, petición que le fue denegada.
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the Dominicans as a ocyacred people, pldi deiiug tui op
presding them viihout inesbarc.
The Dominicans, cbimicg thit the act of their Pieaideai
Fedbo bAXTANA, in iiivitkgin tie epaniards, was noi the
act of, or authorized by tLe pec pie, bat oa tha contrary a
treacherous 6arrenJer of thoir righis and hbaniea, have
taken up arms aud have hoaimed in tho SpaD'bh troops in
the city of San Dumicgo. An ct cv IsDkFSKMscE has
been issued by ti.o Dominicans at Santiago, setting forth
these facts denyug t'ae right or power of President San
tax a to deliver up te couatry t y bpa'.n, and dwelling upon
the acts of outrage cud opyrsssioa pe-petr'ated by those
sent to represent tie Spairioh power ammg the Dominican
people. Tho manifesto, which is sigced by a large nam
ber ef Dominicans, inci-ding ti e. mo9t wealthy and iespcc-
table of the people, appeals to the world at large, and es
pecially to tho (jieen of fepaia, against the iojastice and
outrages of her representatives in first imposing a foreign
yoke upon an independent people, and nost in exerciring
the power thus acquired ma tyrannous, oppressive and ra
paciouB epiiit.
General Trim, the Spanish Commander in tho3e parts has
sought permission from faayti to craaa 6,030 troops over
her territory to act against tha D jiainicans, but has been
refused, for flayti claims a ritht of government over the
whole island, acd thus it is that the milk and molasses col
ored, people of San Domingo are sought after by ad man
ner of men both b'ack and white. The Hayt ens
have been unable t- coz:u3r them, and if the
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Wilmington journal. (1863). Wilmington, N.C., 1863-12-10. US/DR Newspaper Timeline, record cr22044-1. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026536/1863-12-10/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Wilmington journal, 1863-12-10.