The Stark County Democrat
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Theodore Roosevelt formulated the Roosevelt Corollary specifically for the Dominican debt crisis, placing customs houses under American receivership to ward off European gunboats.Theodore Roosevelt formuló el Corolario Roosevelt para la crisis de la deuda dominicana, colocando las aduanas bajo control estadounidense.
More on The Customs ReceivershipMás sobre La receptoría de aduanas
- The Paducah sun · January 15, 190615 de enero de 1906
- Springfield weekly Republican · January 18, 190618 de enero de 1906
- Springfield weekly Republican · January 25, 190625 de enero de 1906
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The *Stark County Democrat* reported on a Senate speech by Senator Benjamin Tillman condemning President Roosevelt's Dominican policy and the enforcement of the unratified customs treaty. Tillman criticized the administration for prioritizing European bondholders and ridiculed the executive *modus vivendi* as an unconstitutional usurpation of Senate authority. Warning against imperial expansion, Tillman asserted that unless the Senate firmly rejected the administration's actions, the United States would permanently dominate and occupy Santo Domingo.
El *Stark County Democrat* informó sobre un discurso en el Senado del senador Benjamin Tillman, en el que condenó la política dominicana del presidente Roosevelt y la aplicación del tratado aduanero no ratificado. Tillman criticó al gobierno por priorizar a los tenedores de bonos europeos y ridiculizó el *modus vivendi* ejecutivo como una usurpación inconstitucional de la autoridad del Senado. Al advertir contra la expansión imperialista, Tillman aseveró que, a menos que el Senado rechazara firmemente las acciones del gobierno, los Estados Unidos dominarían y ocuparían de forma permanente a Santo Domingo.
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Dominican boiids.
"I 'do not know," ho shouted, "but
there Is an awful lot of anxioty some
wboio by some ono to have somebody
3cc that theso bonds aid paid."
Tho modus vlvcndl, he defined as "a
rope on which yon hang or aro hung."
(Laughter).
He said tho president had trans
gressed the canons of a century In
carrying Into effect a treaty that had
never been rntlfic,d.
"It nsed to be that tho failure of
tho senate to act on a treaty was Buf
ile;ent," ho shouted. "Now you've got
to say 'no' In a very loud voice to
Theodore Roosevelt In order to get
hlrn to hear at all."
Speaking of Morales' flight, Mr. Till
man said that ho cxpeeteds to hear
lrom him next as holding a position on
the Panama canal.
"Wouldn't that bo glorious?" he
asked. (Laughter),
Mr. Tillman criticized tho abandon
ment of necessary local projects tor
the quixotic policy of Intcrlcrlng wltli
other countries' business. Ho doclarca
thaC if a panic comes, "as it will conio,
we'll havo enough to occupy us here,
wltli millions of workingmen out ot
work and starving."
Mr. Tillman declared that his belief
that "unless the scnato said 'no' witn
a big 'N' tho United States will have
control and hold Santo Domingo."
He said the president liked to have
his own gocd way "regardless of con
sequences; called him "our Caesar,;'
and characterized tho 'bouso of reprc-i
sentatives as "puppeta in a servile
programme."
Mr. lillman said he understood that
the president was ''looking about for
a few Wliitn Houso Democrats, who
for a mess of pottage, would bo will
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The Stark County Democrat. (1906). Canton, Ohio, 1906-01-19. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84028490/1906-01-19/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Stark County Democrat, 1906-01-19.
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