Springfield weekly Republican

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herents effectually in check, holds possession of

that part of the country. Luperol is at Turks

Island, awaiting the issue of the Haytian war. A

perfect understanding is Said to exist between

him and the revolutionary leaders in Hayti,who

have promised that as soon as they sueccd in

I overthrowing Salnavc, they will place all their

I resources, including their war vessels, at the ser

vice of Cabral and Luperol, to be employed

against President Baez. The latter, nothing

dauutwi, has issued a proclamation, directing the

I commandants of the several districts to make ar

-1 rangements for submitting the treaty to a popular

I vote. The feeling in the city of San Domingo, in

l Porto Platte, in-Santiago, mid in all the towns,

is strongly in favor of annexation; bnt not in the

i country district-, the rural population being gen

erally under the impression that ;the Americans

arc coming to take possession of all the- good

things of the laud, and make serfs of the natives.

This feeling among the Dominicans is probably

i due in part to the fact that they are not to come

i into the Union as a state, but under territorial

government. Their first proposition was forad

mission as a state, and the admission of Texas

was cited as a precedent, but while Gen Babcock

did not then have power to fix any conditions, he

j was invested with a general discretion which au

thpriaed him to inform Baez that this was out of

i the question. Knowing this, and hearing, per

haps, of the combinations forming in New York

i and Washington to make money out of the ma

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Springfield weekly Republican. (1870). Springfield, Mass., 1870-01-15. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1870-01-15/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1870-01-15.