The Birmingham age-herald
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end beneficent application of the princi
ple of arbitration and the underlying
broad spirit of conciliation, I am happy
to advert to the part of the United States
dii facilitating amicable settlement of
disputes which menaced the peace be
tween Panama and Costa Rica and be
tween Haiti and the Dominican repub
lic.
Since the date of their independence,
Colombia and Costa Rica have been
seeking a solution of a boundary dispute,
which came as a heritage from Colom
bia to the new republic of Panama, upon
its beginning life as an independent na
tion. Although the disputants had sub
mitted this question for decision to the
president of France under the terms of
an arbitration treaty, the exact mer
pretation of the provisions of the award
rendered had been a matter of serious
disagreement between the two countries,
both contending for widely different
lines even under the terms of the de-i
cision. Subsequently and since 1903 tlie
boundary question had been the subject
of fruitless diplomatic negotiations be
tween the parties. In January, 1910, at
the request of both governments the
agents representing them met in con
ference at the department of state and
-^subsequently concluded a protocol sub
mitting this long pending controversy to
the arbitral judgment of tlie chief jus
tice of the United States, who consented
to act in this capacity. A boundary
commission, acording to the inter
national agreement, has now been ap
pointed, and it is expected that the ar
guments will shortly proceed and that
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The Birmingham age-herald. (1911). Birmingham, Ala., 1911-12-08. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038485/1911-12-08/ed-1/?sp=8
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Birmingham age-herald, 1911-12-08.
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