Worcester daily spy
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exercised over the Dominican territory in resist
ing domestic or forei.n enemies, such aid shall
be discontinued and the commissioners shall not
commence their investigation till the naval force
is withdrawn and such aid discontinued.” Re
jected—l 6to 40.
A number of amendments were then offered
by Mr. Sumner and rejected, the first two with
out division. The first set forth that, as it
was not expedient, during the pendency of the
proposed inquiry, to augment our naval forces
in Dominican waters, and;as the commission
was pacific in character, with no purpose of vio
lence, therefore the commissioners shall not be
conveyed in a war vessel. The second provided
for an inquiry whether there is any, and if so
what, government in Dominica authorized to
treat with the United States for its annexation.
The third directed inquiry whether the constitu
tion of Dominica forbids her government to cede
her territory or any part to any foreign pov er
On this Mr. Sumner demanded the yeas and
nays. The amendment was voted down—l 7to
37.
Mr. Saulsbury moved to require the commis
sioners to be sworn or affirmed to make an hon
est and true report. Lost—lo to 43.
Mr. Sumner moved to direct the commission
ers to inquire respecting imprisonment or exile
of any- persons by the Dominican government
because of hostility to annexation. Not agreed
to.
Mr. Sumner also moved to provide for an in
quiry as to any negociation or proposal for the
acquisition of Dominica by any foreign govern
ment. Not agreed to.
Mr. Sumner then sent to the chair another
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Worcester daily spy. (1871). Worcester [Mass.], 1871-01-12. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83021205/1871-01-12/ed-1/?sp=1
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