1871-04-03 · Richmond [Va.] · 1865-1905 US annexation debates, customs question

The daily dispatch

SourceFuente: The daily dispatch, Richmond [Va.], 1871-04-03
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Based on the provided excerpt, commissioners reported that President Báez's condition in Santo Domingo required the annexation question to be disposed of at the earliest practicable moment. In response, a Republican Senator prepared a resolution—which several Republican Senators favor—declaring Congress opposed to annexation to avoid negotiating a new treaty. Additionally, the President invited Frederick Douglass to a Santo Domingo Commission dinner, though Douglass ultimately did not attend.

A juzgar por el extracto, los comisionados informaron que la precaria situación del presidente Báez en Santo Domingo exigía resolver la cuestión de la anexión en el plazo más breve posible. En contestación, un senador republicano preparó una resolución —favorecida por varios correligionarios en el Senado— declarando la oposición del Congreso a la anexión para excusar la negociación de un nuevo tratado. Se agregó además que el presidente invitó a Frederick Douglass a una cena de la Comisión de Santo Domingo, si bien Douglass finalmente no concurrió.

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tion of Santo Domingo. It remains to be

seen whether the President thus proposes

to travel outside of the official record. If

so, his only excuse will be the opinion ex

pressed to" him by the commissioners that

Baez's condition 'is such that the annexa

tion question must necessarily be disposed

of at the curliest practicable moment. Seve

ral Republican Senators l'avor disposing of

the question by passing a resolution now

declaring Congress opposed to annexation,

and thus obviate the negotiation and subse

quent discussion of a new treaty. A Re

publican Senator has prepared >iich a reso

lution, and is only awaiting events before

offering ii.

GENERAL NEWS.

The President to-day recalled the nomi

nation of Colonel''*' Bergen, appointed as

Consul to Pernambuco, and selected an

other mm for the place.

The colored Congressman, Turner, of

Mobile, Ala., has written a letter favoring

general amne?ty.

Of the forty-eight millions subscribed to

the new loan not more than half a million

lias been in cash subscriptions, all the rest

being in the exchange of five-twenties.

The President invited Fred. Douglass to

the Santo Domingo Commission dinner la.-t

night, but lie concluded not to wo.

Gen. Sherman leaves here on Tuesday for

a trip t<? the Indian frontier. Zela, hi Bal

timore Sun.

DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.-

At a meeting of the Democratic and Con-

servative Congressional committees, hefd

to-day, a permanent organization of the

committee was etlected by electing the fol-"

'owing officers: Chairman, Hon. Eugene

('a>.?crly, ot California: Secretaries, lion.

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The daily dispatch. (1871). Richmond [Va.], 1871-04-03. US/DR Newspaper Timeline, record cr34599-2. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84024738/1871-04-03/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily dispatch, 1871-04-03.

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