The morning tribune
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The Morning Tribune reported that ratification of the treaty in the Dominican Republic remained uncertain despite support from President Caceres and his cabinet. Severe opposition had arisen in the Dominican Congress and among the public, with opponents threatening lawmakers and alleging the treaty would give the United States an unshakable grip on the nation. The article argued that the treaty would protect Dominican independence and curb revolutionists, hoping the Dominican Congress would ultimately approve it.
The Morning Tribune informó que la ratificación del tratado en la República Dominicana continuaba siendo incierta a pesar del respaldo del presidente Cáceres y su gabinete. Una severa oposición se había desatado en el Congreso dominicano y entre la ciudadanía, amenazando los opositores a los legisladores y alegando que el tratado otorgaría a los Estados Unidos un dominio inquebrantable sobre la nación. El artículo argumentaba que el tratado protegería la independencia dominicana y frenaría a los revolucionarios, manifestando la esperanza de que el Congreso dominicano terminara por aprobarlo.
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early this month, leaving to bo done
to complete the pact only similar
action by the Dominican Congress and
the formal hut perfunctory exchange
of ratifications and the Issue of the
Executive proclamation.
Now, however, unless all the infor
mation on the subject that comes
from Santo Domingo is wrong, ratifi
cation there Is far from certain. Bit
ter opposition, It Is reported, has de
veloped In the Congress and among
the populace; although President
Caceres and practically his entire
Cabinet continue to favor the Instru
ment. "threats are openly made that
it Is as much a« thl’ Deputies' lives
are worth to approve the treaty." the
whole design of which, say its oppo
nents, "Is to enable the United States
to get an unshakable grip on the
country.”
Why the treaty should meet with
the opposition of agitators it Is of
course easy enough to see. It pro
poses to place out of reach of the
clutches of "revolutionists'* the chief
prize for which In the misgoverned
countries of T.atin America they find
It often so profitable to contend. But
those charged with the responsi
bility of government In Santo Do
mingo know’ well enough that
only by keeping faith with foreign
creditors can the Independence of the
country be preserved and they fully
appreciate the advantage of the aid
which so powerful a friend as the
United States stands ready to fur
nish. It must be hoped that their
views will prevail, and that the
doubtless more or less subservient
Dominican Congress will be either
cajoled or coerced Into ratifying what
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The morning tribune. (1907). Providence, R.I., 1907-03-20. US/DR Newspaper Timeline, record cr25640-1. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn91070631/1907-03-20/ed-1/?sp=6
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The morning tribune, 1907-03-20.