The Fremont weekly journal

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the plan.-1

But it Los since been taken up by

prominent business men of this

country, who were persuaded that

it would be profitable to them to se

cure what the Government bad re

jected.. Some of them had visited

Santo Domingo, .nd the result is

that the steamer Tybee lias just

taken out, with other valuable cargo,

the money required- by the Baez

Government for a certain specified

amount of territory, including the

Bay of Samana and for which Con

gress refused an appropriation. It

is reported in business circles that

one gam that will accrue to the new

company will be la the shpe of the

port dues.

The following coloquy with Mr. C.

K. Garrison gives all the particu

lars upon the the matter that are

now obtainable l

Mr. Garrison, when found at his

office at the Bowling Green, was at

first unwilling to communicate what

he knew upon this important sub

ject, but finding that the main facts

were already known to his visitor

became more communicative.

When asked, "Is it really true,

that the Tybee has gone out with

important lading connected with

the new enterprise of the mercantile

association that proposes lotollow up

the Santo Domingo project?" he re

plied in substance, "Yes, a number

of ua, merchants and others,have con

eluded that we will accept the bar

gain that the government has refus

ed. This is apart from all political

considerations; is a mere matter of

bosiness.

"What shape has your action tak

en?"

"We "have raised the money de

manded and sent it out in the Ty

bee, and will thus gain control of the

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The Fremont weekly journal. (1872). Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio, 1872-12-13. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038229/1872-12-13/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Fremont weekly journal, 1872-12-13.