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here at the capital and principai port by

an yf-ml appointed directly l>y the if> partmcnt i

t Washington, and in immediate communication

v. ith if, aai not by a deputy of the one a;# appointed

-:nd reeident at Puerto Plata, which port,

to: ell practical jiurpoaen, is farther removed from i

ihe t?4/i al thau is Caetine, in the State of Maine,

I mo ?Vifpiis' lu.ati, Texas. Nomre the facilities

for ifcuie and i.?dei*>i>dent communication between

thiscity and Puerto Plata ns ?Teuf as those, i

or the same jmrpose, between this and the port

of Jew York.

Further, the interests of American citizen* who

?ray from time to time be temporarily resident

iftht ti be nitre Irfpicnrly und carefully

looked to by th< United State* government than

they have heretofore been. No American ressel

of war has touched here for several years. Let

the head of the navy dei>artment order one to do

so; let him instruct her commander to enquire

afwr resident American citizens and their interests,

K?d whether any among them are denied any rights

or exemptions which the law and usage of nations

guaranty to the foreign residents of a country.

Such a step, with such instructions taitlrfully

carried out?as they ccrtainly would be, if committed

to any oflieerof the American navy-~ would

have a most salutary and abiding effect. Sach a

visit, so far from creating ill feeling, the writer

knows would be considered complimentary, while

it wonld show ihatthe A merican government is jealous

ot any infringement of the rights and privilege*

secured to its citizens by the code of nations, the

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1848). New York [N.Y.], 1848-11-12. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1848-11-12/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1848-11-12.