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be brought about in tho neighboring Republic

i but they received no encouragement

In tinrsne their inuulries. Thev ask

ed verbally, and through our Minister In

writing, lor permission to explore in uio

interior ol' the island, but tlii? wan uict in

a splritequivalcnttoa refusal. They contented

thomselvus, therefore, with taking

such testimony and gathering such information

upon matters hearing upoij.tho

question ot annexation aaitboy could

without giving official.

In reviewing the wholo Held or. their

Investigations, looking to the Interests of

both divisions of theisland, they are flrrnly

persuaded tbat the annexation or Ban Dpmlngnto

the United Btatea would be

hardly less beneficial to the Haytlan tkau

to the Dominican people, Tills benefit

would arise first from the example w|ilch

would doubtless bo afforded of a well

regulated, orderly- and prosperous State

the groat need of that part ol the world,

and which it has as vqt never seen. A

second more direct benelit would arise

from tho equitable establishment or a

boundary line between French speaking

and Spanish speaking natives upon that

island, and its guarantee by a strong power.

"This would end the exhausting border

warfare which has been one of the

orAAtrat iMtram nf Hftvti no tv<01 ha Mnntn

Bamlngo, and wonld enable both todovoto

llieir energies thenceforward lothuuducation

of their people and development o(

their resources.

RespectfttUy snbmittad.

b. r. wauk,

ci" AmjrhwD. Wutvk,

I. G. Howk.

J'o the PnMmt ofthl United Stalu.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. (1871). Wheeling, W. Va., 1871-04-07. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026844/1871-04-07/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Wheeling daily intelligencer, 1871-04-07.