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p.rty to Ibis trsnaaetion, ia beyond comprehension.

Nor waa the State Department left uninformed

with rr gat d to the distribution of this naval force.

Here Is the retrt, under date of 8t. Domingo, March

19, 170, while the voting was proceeding:

4 The Severn lies at this port; the Swataraleft for

Siinana the 9th; the Nantasket goes to Puerto

Plata to-nn.rrow, the Dith; the Yantlc Ilea in the

river In thia city. Admiral Poor, on boarl the

Severn, Is expected to remain at this port for some

time. ver thing Is very quiet at present through

out the country.'' ((i.!., p. 107.)

1 bus oneer t be inm of our navy was quiet maintained,

while Use., like saetber nsuiper, eiclaimed, "Now, by St.

Paul, the work Roes bravely oo."

V. Out this Kume otltoial reported to the State Depart

ment lie afterwards rearhnned nnder oath, in bis testi

meny before the committee of the Senate on the case or

Wr. Hatch. Tbe words were few, but decisive, toncuing

the sets of nor nsvy,

-"committed since we had been tbsre, protecting Baez

from thacitiitensor St. Itominiro." t Hatch, Sjau foominiro

Report, p. U'u, No. A, forty-brat Congress, second ces

sion. I

'1 hrn, airsin, in a privste letter to myself, nnder data of

Bri.tel, Kumle lalsud, February IS, 1S7I, after stating that

he bad reprrted what tbe reeied shows lo be true, 'thafc

Pass wss sustained and held in power by the United

blatrs navy," be adds:

'1 his fact Uses scknowledged to ms."

ho that w hsve the confession of tits f ecrstsry of 8late,

also the contronioii of his agent at Ht. Domingo, and the

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The evening telegraph. (1871). Philadelphia [Pa.], 1871-03-27. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83025925/1871-03-27/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The evening telegraph, 1871-03-27.