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for the acquisition of a fcothold In Sc mane

Bay should now be revived President Bnez

on receiving the news of the rejection by the

United States Senate of the famous San

Domingo treaty of 18C9 put on record thllro

reeor

diction that It would some day be renewed 1

the broad form of annexation tbe scheme Is no

nearer fruition now than then but In tbe very

limited particular of securing a repair and

coaling station for our war vessels within the

Dominican republic there Is I a prospect of its

again coming to the front

There Is little doubt that tbo State and Navy

departments wcco somewhat chagrined at

Hafts refusal to code the use of Mole Bt

Nicolas as a naval station Tbe Indirect bnt

powerful aid which the affair of the steamship

Haytlan Republic cave to the cause of p

polyte when the latter was In arms against

Ltgltlme had hardly been expected to load up

to the futile negotiations lately carried on by

Admiral Oberardl and Minister Douglass 1

Is true that the action of our Government tn

that affair was directed to the Interests of Its

own citizens and the maritime rights of neu

trals In general rather than to Interfering for

one party In the civil war on the Island I Is

also probable that the promises of French

help with which M do Sesmatsons buoyed up

the hopes of Iettlmos followers were not

grounded on any assurances from his Gov

ernment so that tie counterInterference of

our own Country to prevent European con

InnS of Haytl would not ba o been called for

lao oaleclor

Still Hlppolytoi cause did undoubtedly re

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The sun. (1891). New York [N.Y.], 1891-05-28. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030272/1891-05-28/ed-1/?sp=6

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The sun, 1891-05-28.