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proposals. France and Spain had been bitten

onee, and were satlsfled with that experience,

and Venezuela did not want to be bitten at all,

Hla last desperate effort was to induce a white

emigration from the United States, but, al

though seconded by our Consuls there, (whose

longer continuance In office will be disgrace

ful to one Republican Administration}, he sig

nally failed to interest either onr. capitalists

gr laborers in the project

Some years cgo-rTjhat I' say, now is drawn

from Haytian official sources—Santana bor

rowed a million of dollars from Spain, Fall

ing to repay it according to the terms of the

loan, he offered to give a mortgage on the

Custom House. Last Summer, accordingly, a

id small band of Spaniards—not more than eighty

in all—arrived at S£' Domingo, and the three

officials among them immediately entered

on their duties as Collectors at the porta. The

rest were mechanics. That is all the emi-

g, gration” that has been sent to the -Dominican

Republic by Spain. There has been a small

-emigration from South America,-but this tide,

1, wi»h its flux and influx, is as-old as the iride

pendenee of the Spanish Colonies for, when-

ever there is a revolution in Venezuela or the

g adjoiriing countriesMiumbers of the banished

n seek a home in the Dominican Republic. i

This policy of Santana famished the materl

>l al for creating an effective union among the

h opposition to this’ Government, See! he is

selling Che ’country to the whites P' Even as'

h early as last December, revolutionaiy circulars

t- hud proclamations were in type in St Domin- 1

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Chicago daily tribune. (1861). Chicago, Ill., 1861-04-06. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84031490/1861-04-06/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Chicago daily tribune, 1861-04-06.