New-York tribune
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The New-York Tribune reported Receiver Pulliam's statements on Dominican prosperity, highlighting that revenues remaining after debt service exceeded the nation's total federal budget from four years prior. Pulliam lauded President Ramon Caceres upon his formal inauguration for a full six-year term, emphasizing his popular support and military capability to maintain order. The report credited financial restructuring and Caceres's firm leadership with securing national stability against revolutions.
The New-York Tribune informó sobre las declaraciones del receptor Pulliam acerca de la prosperidad dominicana, destacando que los ingresos remanentes tras el servicio de la deuda sobrepasaban el presupuesto federal completo de la nación de cuatro años atrás. Pulliam encomió al presidente Ramón Cáceres tras su investidura formal para un mandato completo de seis años, haciendo hincapié en su respaldo popular y su capacidad militar para mantener el orden. El informe atribuyó a la reestructuración financiera y al firme liderazgo de Cáceres el aseguramiento de la estabilidad nacional frente a las revoluciones.
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of $100,000 for interest account and amortization of
the new Dominican bond issue, the remainder avall
able for government expenditures will exceed the
entire federal income of only four years ago.”
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ABILITIES OF PRESIDENT CACERES.
Discussing political conditions in the republic, Re
ceiver Pulliam says:
General! Ramon Caceres, who is just completing
the unexpired term of the Presidency, to which
he succerded in January, 1906, after the sensa
tional withdrawal and subsequent deportation of
President Morales, has been elected for the new
constitutional term of six years, and will be for
mally inaugurated on July 1 President A Caceres
is a man of the people. Fle comes from the most
prosperous agricultural district of the republic,
and is well liked by and apparently enjoys the
respect of all classes. He is a person of com
manding presence, a remarkable specimen of physi
cal manhood, affable In demeanor and the posses
sor of a disposition that attracts. Now that the
government's financial affairs have been adjusted
and placed upon a stable, jet-live basis, his elec
tion underwrites safe sailing for the ship of state
and is a guarantee against internal disorders,
which have heretofore found frequent lodgement in
Dominican history; for his experience and training
have been military, and the people understand
that he is a man capable of taking the field. if
necessary. as he has in the past, to uphold the
law and defend the best interests of his country.
With President (acergy's inauguration an accom
plished fact. it is be¥¥Pved by the best informed
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New-York tribune. (1908). New York [N.Y.], 1908-08-04. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1908-08-04/ed-1/?sp=3
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1908-08-04.
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