The Salt Lake herald
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the Porto RIcans have only been wait
ing for a favorable opportunity to
throw off the yoke of Spain Personal
ly I am in favor of the independence
of the island but the majority of mer
chants to my knowledge prefer an
nexation to the United States They
fear an independent republic would
soon become like Hayti and San Do
mingo and assert that the property I
interests of the island would be safer
if under the wing of this country
Of course I cannt advocate any
thing of the kind The junta has been
for years working for the independence
of Porto Rico and we shall continue
on the same line If the United States
takes possession of the islands how
ever we shall raise no objection
Hundreds of Porto RIcans who are
revolutionists have been obtaining arms
recently by volunteering in the service I
of the existing government They are
I
ready to fight against Spain with her
own arms at the first favorable oppor I
tunity but they will not fight for Spain
against the United States
Our people are determined to get
rid of Spain now for good and it is a I
secondary matter with us whether we
are independent or are annexed to the
United States
General Blanco has endeavored to
mislead the Porto Ricans by sending
them reports of vic1e1es against the
American fleet When the truth is
learned In Porto Rico there will be
great rejoicing and Admiral Sampson
will have all of Porto Rico at his feet
the moment he has captured San
Juan
To Encourage Enlistments
Washington May Secretary Alger
has In preparation a letter to General
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The Salt Lake herald. (1898). Salt Lake City [Utah], 1898-05-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85058130/1898-05-09/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Salt Lake herald, 1898-05-09.
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