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be Imposaible to get another hundred and

fifty tltousauil dullurs out of the Treasury

without a vote of both Hnune of Congrets.

Mr 1!m:z does nut seem to nudcrttand

that the trtuty ol annexation has hcn re

jected by tho Senate of tho United b'tatct,

and that tho alternative treaty fur the leaso

of Samana Day has not been acted upon by

that lnxly, and has accordingly lapsed. The

United States are not bound to pay him any

second year's rent. It Is trne that t'.c Presi

dent of the United States has promised to

pay it but Congress has not approved the

pruin.be and has nut voted the moncv, nnd

from present apiearances It is not probabl;

that it ever will vote It.

Auiang the many humbugs of the world

there is none with btM foundation than this

,if S aiivAnn Ilr, unlcHa j lie tho 2iui,lu of

annexing the whole country of San Domin

go. Samann ii nut a good harbor. When

the reunuasee wai there she could not gi t

into thu inner by, and hod to liuouUidcand

take In her coal by the help of lighters. It

is not certain that large ships will ever lie

ablo to do better there, lief ides, it is a very

unhealthy place, and there are no conve

nience for coiling ships or providing Hum

with any necessaries except water. Thu placo

is out of tho ordinary channels of commerce,

and coal can only bo bent there by special

bblps, which cau obtain no return cargo. The

cxptnre of thus sendiugcoal is uomething

enormous. At the present time coal iu Sa

mnna coals eighty-live dollar a ton, and tho

dllTicultU of coaling aro so great that it

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The sun. (1871). New York [N.Y.], 1871-02-25. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030272/1871-02-25/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The sun, 1871-02-25.