The sun

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started by the si r that the Americans were

knK annexation J looked a though the

pressure Would L too great and that President

llenrranx would b forced to yield in spite of

his friendliness toward tho United States Na

tional Hues became very tonic It was the

United MA tea against the held Could lieu

renux trust hlmtelf 10 lean ut the United States 7

lleru was the touchstone The Dominican Oov

ernment nw the nlsdom of the closest possible

alUiiPo with the United States Would the

I nlted States protect It from European retaliatory

tty uieuurvsV Mr Itlalne was convulted

After I Unit to the White House be aid that

tho President would regard any unfriendly act

aalnlt Hunto Domingo because of a friendly

act of lien toward the Unite twW I

BH unfriendly to tho Unite States

very strong language Indeed for diplomacy I

len Foster nald that In making an arrange

mauL with Santo Domingo the United buuos

would be willing to take every circumstance

Into consideration and make easv terms Still

another edge of the touchstone had to be ap

piled What If the French Consul should np

out his thteat to cable torn gunboat Such an

inelilint would be most unfortunate for Presl

uinl Heurraiix for it would threaten the do

tienle p eaceas well as cause general embarrass

ment o hel Tracy was consulted He knew

the situation thoroughly but he went over the

ground with all his skill a an eminent lawyer

lln he said Henreaux must not suffer be

tense of hH friendship for the United States

bupiKise thu French send a gunboat Y

Will Heurenux would feel easier to see an

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The sun. (1895). New York [N.Y.], 1895-03-12. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030272/1895-03-12/ed-1/?sp=7

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The sun, 1895-03-12.