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Porter, started for the West indies. They took with

them f 100, 000 out of Old Thad's West India fund anu

ppent the most of it. as is well known, this trip did

not result m anything. When General Dabcock went

to UL Domingo be took the balauce of this seward

Stevens fund, |150,o00, with which he leased the Bay

of Samana. This fund is now exhausted, so that

Knvoy Fabens will not be able to collect his rent

from that source. It Is stated that a couple of

Senators, friends of the administration, visited Mr.

Dawes, ctiairm an of the House Committee on Ap

propriations. and requosted him to bring in a bill

appropriating 160,000 lor the payment

now due. Dawes, who Is a very careful

leliow, and who does not seem to be

uttare of the existence of the "extra

article" of the treaty, positively refused to comply

with the request, for the reason, as he alleged, that

mere is no law for it. lie told the Senators that he

couid only make appropriations which are au'.hor

j /.i^l by law. .should Mr. Dawes adhere to his de*

erinmaUou it la difficult to SM where Mr. Fabens

Hill wet liis rent. It might be taken out ol the State

l i i?arUii< nt Secret service toad, but of late

>i'ars this lund has b. en limited. Last

I ar it was cut down from $150,008 to $ldu,ooo.

l?hia year Judge Kelsey, who has charge of the Diplo

matic and Consular Appropriation bill, savs he in

u<ih to keep it down to $100,000. This will not be

*uJllciciit for the pawnent of Mr. Fabens" little bill,

senator su inner Bays the wbote proceeding is with

Mil lite shadow of law, and he doe<-n't see how any

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The New York herald. (1871). New York [N.Y.], 1871-01-09. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1871-01-09/ed-1/?sp=8

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