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of the t tnted states have sunk Into th

minds of Ihe rebel leaders snd they a re con

vineed that the Administration will make

good on us declarations if Ihe Issue I

forced the Dominican revolution will dis

appear K spert Kad of Revolatlsa.

So isreat 11 ihe conlldetice fell in Ihe suc

cess of this plan hy virtue of ila intense

practicability that officials here familiar

with liiin American troubles go so far

as to venture the prediction that the dav

of revolution in Central America and !h

West Indies are nearly over.

Information laid before President Mlaon

by 8tale Department official- convinced

him that Ihe revolution in Santo Doming.,

was purelv one of greed on tbe part of R

small group of malcontents an. I that the

rebellion against the Bordas tlovernmen'

was not established on any principle other

than that of a desire for office and the pro

eeeds thereof. Consequently it was d.

terminnd at the outlet lhat everything

ahould be done 10 discourage tbe revo

lutioniets.

Minister Sullivan, roently sppni.tv

Minister to Santo Domingo, has arrived a

Puerto Plata, the stronghold of the revo

liitionisls, snd Is reiterating to the eb

lesders the determined position of Preside!

Wilson He t backed tip by the gUOboS1

Den Moinea.

While It is not egpeoted 'list ihe Domini

csn rebels will try to force the isne with

the l'niled States, in announcing thst i'

will withhold from revolutionary Gov

ernments the receipts of Dominican 1 itstom

hotises the stale Department has armed

Itself with a weapon for vvhi. h the revo

lutionists have no match I he convention

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The sun. (1913). New York [N.Y.], 1913-09-19. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030272/1913-09-19/ed-1/?sp=8

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The sun, 1913-09-19.