Norwich bulletin
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If there could be any such assurance
there would have been no objection to
the amendment which It was desired to
attach to the navy appropriation bill .re
quiring the recalling of the marines
from Haytl, Dominican republio or Ni
earagua by the end of this year.
How unjustified was this amendment
hi the opinion of the members of the
senate Is Indicated by the fact that It
was killed by a vote of nearly five to
one. We are not in Haytl and the other
republics because we want to be, but
because of conditions which prevail
there, for the preservation of peace and
the protection of those governments for
the rood of their citizens.
An Investigation has been made of
the conditions In Haytl by a senate com
mittee with the result that the Investi
gators, democrats and republicans rec
ommend an indefinite continuance of the
occupation, because it has been of great
benefit to the Haytians, who so regard
It and because a withdrawal or a dra
il reduction In the occupation would
The Obregon government has reason
to feel that someone is always taking
the joy out of the efforts lor improved
relations with this country.
John Adams to Abigail
Especially interesting to Americans
are the letters of John Adams" and his
wifer whlfch were written when tho con
flict began, which made the United States
a nation and in the course of which cor
respondence We may trace many tf tins
events that attended the formation of the
young republic.
Mrs. Adam's' letters have been de
servedly famous among her country-vi
men. They are homely,- sensible and hot
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Norwich bulletin. (1922). Norwich, Conn., 1922-06-28. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014086/1922-06-28/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Norwich bulletin, 1922-06-28.
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