The weekly visitor

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Samana from the recognized Government of

Santo Dmnlnmbich has the full suthority

1o make such reserving to the inhabi

tants all their rights and privfirg!‘ The first

yvear's rent h-geen and the eu:rny

will eonmeneenptnm immediately. W hat

ever may be the pecuniary return to the pio

neers in this enterprise, I believe that the

application of American capital and labor to

the immense tropical resources of Santo Do

mingo must result in public good.

To show my taith by my works, I have con

sented to serve for the present as ope of the

directors of the company: but not, as you

state, to be the resident director at Samana

for that would interfere too much with duties

and relations here which [am not vet ready

to relinquish. SamueL G. Howe,

Hexry Wano Beecaer's Scnoor. Davs.—

When I was eight or nine years old (this is

strictly confidential) [laughter], was sent 10

school—an old, old painted village school

house, that I can smell yet. [Laughter]

We had benches made of slabs of logs put

in at each end, and we brought the softness to

them. [Laughter]. There we sat. cannot

remember that I ever learned anything at the

common school in my day. It was always a

mystery to me how I learned to read. never

remember any process how I got the alphabet.

I thought I dreamed it out somehow. My

business used to be divided between two

things—being whipped for roguery, and sitting

on the bench wishing it was time for recess.

Laughter].

One comfort T enjoyed in looking out of the

window, seving the country round, and hear

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The weekly visitor. (1873). Central Falls, R.I., 1873-01-31. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83021113/1873-01-31/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The weekly visitor, 1873-01-31.