Yorkville enquirer

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beloved by Columbus and the cradle of

American civilization, for the first university

in the New World was established

in Santo Domingo, is at present

living in the sixteenth century. Is it

to be wondered at under the circumstances

that the little republic is a

prey to the worst evils that battened

upon Europe during that era? Santo

Domingo undoubtedly needs a despotic

ruler with a determination to make it

progress, a man of the Pofirlo Diaz

type, who will do for it what Diaz has

done for Mexico. Whether Morales is

capable of doing this or not can not be

surmised. His term of office was too

short to permit an influence either in

pro or in contra, but his passage was

marked by undeniable progress.

Morales's plans of government,

whatever they may be, should he succeed

in reaching the presidency, are

unknown, but unless he can materially

better the present administration he

would not be justified in carrying civil

war into his country.

He is, however, still a long way from

the chair and the path to it is rugged

and bloody. He is said to have sworn

to reacn it or perisn in me attempt,

but it is feared that the present administration

if driven to extremity will

avail itself of the clause in the Dominican-American

convention, a clause

inserted bv Morales himself with a

view to his own security at the time,

which provides that should the San

Domingan government be so menaced

by war as to imperil the fulfillment of

its engagements with its foreign creditors

the president may call upon the

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Yorkville enquirer. (1911). Yorkville, S.C., 1911-03-21. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026925/1911-03-21/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Yorkville enquirer, 1911-03-21.