New Hampshire farmer and weekly union
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The New Hampshire Farmer and Weekly Union reported on President Taft's defense of the Dominican customs convention after nearly five years of successful operation. Taft underscored that safeguarding customs revenue deprived revolutionists of funding, brought unprecedented revenues to the Dominican treasury, and curtailed U.S. naval spending. He advocated extending this administrative framework to Honduras and Nicaragua to foster stability and economic growth.
The New Hampshire Farmer and Weekly Union informó sobre la defensa que hizo el presidente Taft de la convención aduanera dominicana tras cerca de cinco años de exitoso funcionamiento. Taft recalcó que la protección de los ingresos de aduanas privaba de recursos a los revolucionarios, allegaba caudales sin precedentes al erario dominicano y reducía el gasto naval de los EE. UU. Abogó por extender esta estructura administrativa a Honduras y Nicaragua para promover la estabilidad y el crecimiento económico.
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complete success. Subsequently a treaty
with Santo Domingo embodying these fea
tures was Latifled by the serfite, and has
now been hearly five years in successful
:ieution. The revenues have been ‘divid
some 40 or 45 per cent applied toward
NEW HAMPSHIRE FARMER AND WEEKLY UNION, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 18, 1911.
the extinction of the national debt of San
to Domingo, and the remainder of 55 per
cent constituted a revenue for the coun
try greater than it ever had before in its
historv.
The Santo Dominicans have been well
served in the collections of their customs
by experienced and honest Americans rec
ommended by this government; revoiu
tions have been prevented because no
professional revelutionist believed it pos
sible to oust from the customhouses men
wio were there by direction and under
the protection of the United States. Peace
has prevaijled; capital has entered after
peace; enterprise has followed. and pros
berity is the resuit. Wi had spent hun
!drede of thousands of dollars each year
in sending fleets of gunboats to protect
American and foreign property in Santo
Domingo and Haiti against injury from
revolutions. Now that szource of ?}pense
has been reduced to a minimum. ur re
sponsibility, so far as armed interference
is concerned, has practically disappeared.
The lesson of Santo Domingo has su%-
gested a similar solution of the difficul
ties of Honduras, Nicaragua and some
of the other countries in Central America.
There have been, as I say, seven revolu
tions in 15 years in Honduras. Her debt,
the principal of which was originally
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New Hampshire farmer and weekly union. (1911). Manchester, N.H., 1911-10-18. US/DR Newspaper Timeline, record cr32803-2. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn90062374/1911-10-18/ed-1/?sp=10
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New Hampshire farmer and weekly union, 1911-10-18.