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amount of mahogany and nearly two.thirds of their

20 The priucpal M nfexn maho0a lC-
numvite logwobd tobacco Ia leaf and cigars; cstte
hides. yellow and white way. gum gulacum, honey
aud wood for building -.
Il. ST. Domingo is surrounded by walls and fortified.
tons with the REQUISITE artillery as well as the city OF
Santiago The res of Puerto Plata arc also fortified
sutinientv The cities of aqua are in progress an
Notifications are being made at other points on the from
tier towards the enemy At all passages between the
two countries troops in sufficient force will be kept TO
prevent aggression
- The Repubiic has plenty Of cannon asd ammuni-
ton and other articles OF war with an arsenal we'll
provided with materel Is 600 are capable of bear
ing arms one half Of whom are now on duty II has
also four armed yz brig and three chooners
built at Caracas.
% The revenue from imposts SC is sufficient to
the expenses which must increase when the govern.
nen puts the mines in operation and after the
OF hostilities.
The population is over 900 600 half of which are
white, who hold the general Administrations and two.
thirds of the other half are mulsoes great portion
disposed and fond of order aud ubordnation the
der are negroes most of whom free born Slavery
has been for ever abolished in the Republic.
20. The government is anxious to encourage foreign
egrculturiss, in order TO increase the white population
and give greater security thus augmenting and
iny trade commerce. and TO advance public instruction
&c With this view, he government has rsoslled all
the white Dominicans who emigrated in 1922. Those
persons also who left property and which the Hayen
governmen had connsca,ed; thisl will be restored
regard the sequestration favor the State
TO the injury OF the present heirs.
~ The Dominican government presents actual capa
well as the powers to defend its sovereignty and to
their svmns,hy '-' s'
81 Il presents 70 the world an exemplary and interest
ing case for couempation lts cause /, noble inst ana
xortbv Of the fsnShn of cviIizad AMI Christian ns
tons especiay those of the American continent II Is
ea ga Of bumanv in rascung the onnrosssd from the
tyranny Of the Hsytisns Fears are now OF
H. vsnesancs oi 10 Hyt;sns yho cnnnt h.lf milan
ma vhess h,rsa ~ ths hi,s i; ,nna,s and ,arr;hl
cnn.snnsn,S e. ,h;r s,nar;or nnmh.rs ard f,rna
~ ,r,nna A., ~, n,; =. CO. ,h m;oaus 49,;
bic massscles and conaasyaaions must nnsua If not
nra,ar,od hy u,hita anJ ~ Eli. a no ;ons ' "
o Te Sy W. a, 1vi1ea Ia ,oh o. ,r,rav.
na;shha,;rs nstons tn ;n,a,f,;m - arras, asgras
i and ,..,i a,; ;s,i a55 h
,ar;,,, dn,e,a o. &c Il = S,at,
bw ntbar nations "a an act ssnctonad NV nh;ianhonv
and religion = - ~ - fAf'
su Inc sp9ve sketch being true a5a exact DO
virtna of he racosnir;on Of IL ;ndsnenanca which
solicits from msgnsnons and Christian nation, from
the States of the Americ nm Union 70 which
il has addressed ;tsaf in nrsarsnce hs fonndsr If
real liberty il the new world
a. Irnon tha raoo,r;,;an &c 49, ;aonana.nco ,ho
PsnrbIic n Dor;n;.oe 1919 ~ .n.na5 and ~" -
and forcs NJ ;,S ;ns,;,u,;ons ;crapS "N 'o -
90 This RECOGNITION nav ha rssoiuea Automatically ,s
il involves M ssnonsh;i;,y liz ,hnsa ~ nthar sa,as
which haya h;,he 10 r,an,a .hannseIras Sr racoa;
ton IN this me nolt;cai ex;ssSns
~ The uart;s,, ID aa,,hI;a ta = poo , NC
tho ISni,ed States % i rewar bed lsg;,;oats d;ro
over the Snanish no,,an nS ,Sa ;sard s''s Ao-'.o'
a. The RsnubIc NJ Dom;n mi sh"n,5 NOT ho ,.a i
,unrse cond;,;a H., - n,,' y ~ 80
cont;nart nf $50: ~. e P M, S e soa' i
N HSua "nose independence mas peeh
0os' NSisiWe oocron :, ,,n>,,,rn.,
pooion = w. C-ANNiS Inf''
An .1bsracf Of 4 MOI, frot, Dr. Caynreres m. poca
9gsni of 6, Dom;,.o
W.sY1snSox Lon % ,sa,
To THE Hon JOHN c. CALHouS
Secr.,,r,, az c,ot.
Anaddsnaa to his note y ;he an inst "a show Tho.
the union OF the Spanish part in 1899 with Hayt was
not voluntarily, but forci5ly p oduced
, The Spanish part of the Island remained under the
government OF Spain until the aOth Nov 1921 on the
night of which Dr. Jose Nunez de Caucus Lieutenant
Governor raised the standard of independence in st.
Domingo.
g. A few days afterwards Brgader General Don Pas
cual Real, together with his officers. embarked for
SPAIN Porto Rico and Cuba
The ellation of Spanish Tayti coinciding with
that Of the Republic of Hay contributed to restrain and
the cooperation Of part Of the inhabitants oc
cnpynp the French mart The poltcal change had
not been communicated to them precisely so that tho
popular mind was not made up on the question: and in
few DAYS after different vs and orposition
itself in two or three places on the moth side which
omented by European Spanards inimical to American
,n. ; .s cue iias "a u,e i.ePuoio "a my u u
M a sia esn.ago ana entering in'o reaoh
WIN r 9,to 1 ns VI .het hepuoic
= e liesIueni, Suhel, IN DecemoeI coinmuhcaeu
tnrss W hin Sar 30 II ~ ~! o. auu
awe and The annontmsnt of - satis tar
nron.r - IL IT, 49, oS -. 49,, 10. ~,
~ stied Enna r. ,sa3 t,i h ~ 80 H. Snsh
49, ~ ~ ~ ~ =, %, pI1 ; INV ~ e a..
-o VI .ie my Yen nsPupic, iavi,s MN - hois' the
M ans,"ar a. ans.ra,od =, Nnno ho,, e., H.;
horas hal haan d;sannoin,aS ana oo,saa ~ m.mns.
s,asrnation in the nubI;c ,o;nd 49, NN w 'o W.
=, this state of ,hngs ali tho c;v,, md military a,ho
rites wsra convsnsd 10 cnnnc;I az az pnm;n.yo ho
dreed;np Bover,s rengaapcs aoraad oaa,nst tsar
submit In tho unon finn, rorca1
unon them The Haytien 40 vas civ r.;sd .d
Bower made his entrance INTO ST. Domingo on the 10th
OF February 1922 AZ the head of more than ten
men -
g. On the folio dav he causcd his constitution 10
be proclaimed which had existsd s;nca Isis for me
EYalnch 90, an,i, H. .hni;shas si e0 i,o, ~ .e
partre ie wien and in s,tmt;on. en,;rey d;ar
eut u character and from those If the
for which reason the two nations could never he ns3
as shown by posteror acs and Inv the gsneral snir,
with which all classes have foncbt or the axnnis;o o
the Hay items forever from the Dominican territory
The muattoes and samkoss ara ali nat;ves ~ sauna
spsnsh and Dominica soil and not If IN Essncb
that thew have aways been in contact with the whites
and in the Observance of the nr,nc;ne o ,aiigon
morality to which thew are accmstnm.d from, he;r in
fancy according to tho old laws of snan. and in ia
nys f ~ thr un M r. 81 Span, sId "a ,e
and in the IONS and cambat. thsv ~ sda!
the soma resoiut;on end dsnaraa ha CO. ayyi,;t =
intent 10 rsnel tbem All tbs ranvhI;ns ~ ,h saph
tan nrn,herrs oS this ol.,s ~ ep " o o oon
~ = $40
ST.. DOMINGO June 49, 1s45
JOHN HOGAN Esq, Commissioner of the United States
near this Republic.
SR-I have TO tho roca;nt of yorr soyor