The New York herald

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the United Statei To Be.

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The Infant "John Kumpari"

of the West Indies.

RAILROAD AND TELEGRAPH CONCESSIONS.

Tli? Bight to Issue Public

Securities.

PEOTJJTIABY TEEMS OP THE TREATY.

Its Endorsement by the Senate and the

Decree of President Baez.

The parties who have organleed the Samana Bay

Company persistently refused yesterday to give to

the press a copy of the treaty which they have

Antornd Into with tha UnminiAana inv cthnr in.

formation?such aa the marvellous resources of

their acquired possessions, the richness of the

soil, the certain and assured pecuniary prospects

of the company, their utter independence of everything

and everybody, and what a good thing It was

to bold stock In it?they cheerfully yielded to all

comers. But the proof of what they chose to say?

the text of the treaty?they seemed strangely unwilling

to disclose, and they evaded, by

VAGUE AND HAZT PHRASES,

any question that touched upon what their acquired

powers really were, and how they bad oontrlved

to reconcile the maintenance of their character

as good citizens of the United States wttL the

assumption of authority to make war and levy

taxes on their own account In their newly acquired

realm. It may also be stated that tne officers

of the Tybeo were cautioned against giving

way a single oopy of the official bulletin, which

was published late on the eve of the departure of

the Commissioners, and every other possible

precaution was taken to keep this document

from the publlo eye. perhaps a

careful perusal of the exact text of some of the

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The New York herald. (1873). New York [N.Y.], 1873-01-18. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1873-01-18/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1873-01-18.