The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-15


1--WE HuOOan1pJDArfoFs-rHD A1SkicAh Sch soN-
nCIAsLne aILL-YHu ooLbassoN DIFFICULTY.
ve have pewspsper from St. Domingo city dated on
lsth Il Juns-
Frou sAs,s pspers and other have details
- ths revolutionary movement ct Obao which threatens
10 sps6ho into Northern and souther. ssoons
rAs GssA Qfoil gives the imports and exports from
Ne Lei Of January 70 the Slst Of December, 1885, from
wh,oh results surplus In the treasury Of 296 900 pesoI
nusrseA
Anongv other communications Of the Executive 70 The
Bsuaas y one referring 10 the adoption Of the principles
Srecamed by the plenipotsntAres Of the Congress Of
Paris whAch have been adopted by disagreement of the
espubo) referring 10 the truce Of two years concluded
th the HAyNens and concerning the ssnctor OF treaties
saads with Holland and the aanseaC towns of Hamburg
'and Bremen, We ono the following
sr.A.on,As former Spanish !. .ns2 1s d ssa.fasa
.s;ssas sndss.Sf s 20 sssss.s rsaSIoc
nsu.as snd susm. IL ne ta.m his II.
sas which v 70 serve q. guarantee for heir
% s1Sns 10
ed a asp s he 'G nisrs o. FOR
ssss 20 sG1 asoa S S sswes he sdoe Of one Of
aoa Of Ss same rights heir country recommend
ss %
me- duf which between the governmen
and the Cn,u OF the Uued States In consequences OF the
Charles HE for damages caused 70 the Dom nj sn packer
ship l9h March, by collision, have not yet been settled
Seve al communications had taken place. and finally sr
ID Eet1 Mas Delronte, Minister FOR Iregn Affairs do
ored TO the Oonsu that the government, resolved not
- reply any further upon the SUBJECT
MANIFESTO or THE PEOPLE OF cIsAo AND OF THE
oArsxs NEIGH HAVE INDUCED THKM TO RE-As
BUNS rHA 4 RIGHTS.
When cong ated together aud when society
constituted and organised then each individual cit zen
gf~es up society part OF bis al rights, such be
organization OF society deposits those rights which he
surrenders in he hands Of few, which few persons
Nus made the depos.try Of individual rights receive by
consent the and appelaton Of government
The only object and purpose Of tn surrender Of certain
gnay provide Tor and the general happiness
II al the parties constituting society," and the surrender
made On he tact ns, well uns erssood condition that
rights for the good of the WHOLE shall have the power Of
reeunins their surrendered rights whenever the object
and purpose for which has been made fall In being g.
We admit thai II is ruo that people never be jus.
srnmeDt on siigh, and INSUFFICIENT grounds But ~h.n
people, surrounded and entsnged by network Of arb
trary lays and mseures, behold themselves in such
4on that their best and dearest interests wholly
negected and forgoen they then possess the uudoubed
right 70 make head against szch state OF things and 10
apply suitable remedy to the grievances which oppress
he people inhabiune the provinces Of cbao have dur
nj the Ast fourteen years presented 70 the world An ex
ample ef how much people may suffer and how much
they patiently endure regular succession OF de-
voarins and rapscieus admniarau have ruled over
stripped The people Of everything ihn goes % constitute
Tie prosperity and happiness Of nation, and for a this
he cen. susions Of e YEAR 1874 and iss4 have BEEN
In fact nothing but tho means Of giving strength, aid and
support 70 depot and plumber In the frst Of these
ns xumens the 0h article, and In the second Of them,
Ne I'D section Of the ssh aI lie, have been the
md instrument Of producing mourning and grief Into innu
Oar several governments have been guilty Of the viola.
bon Of personal liberty By the arbitrary srres Of citizens
and by yranical and arbitrary judgmsns
ney have destroyed the liberties Of the nation, by ~
suppose assuming extraordinary and unlawful powers
tAey have been guilty Of haschng and nventng alleged
Tnsy have spread terror and alarm among the people,
md guilty OF dssoving The natl S1al represen
las.oa. BY ins,dious and artful ntieues.
vuFse al their Not oontented with doing
The things which the others have done, has de-
Eived me people Of the frun q their labor and robbed
Rod Of psrfsc tranquility, while the increased industry
snd to Of The people were pouring In resources into The
ne une the necessity Of e public expenditure
Ooaade ably dminshcd-no indeed, by the wisdom and
r,en: s Ga, ~ ss
men neglected the golden opportunity OF employ ing the
surplus Ia useful works and ns,cad OF this
guilty Of increasing the issue OF paper money
they did worse than this They made An issue OF paper
money and no; sAsed by this meta 1ous OF draw
themselves
public treasury, and substituting paper In It's place, they
also directly and ., took away ard subtrsoled the
wealth Of The people from them In great quantities, by
Deans 81 Manufactured paper money Their conduct
vlllfui, and heir designs premedis cd To carry
Weir purpos and deceive the e1ple thoy perverted and
caufocpded the plaines and smp-ss Ia ~ Of political
economy. They acted Lie public aud fJreisn enemy
advantage Of the inevitable necessities and ~anis
Of comm, rec 10 ,sddc he nation with public debt Of
twenty millions q Manufactured paper money, TO be paid
with interest TO boot BY the god and silver the toll and
labor Of the people.
re people fur bern Dr.. cor,rlair Of
The want OF good roads and rvsno highways.
The want Of N organized defeace sgsns; the empire OF
HAya.
me people, BY their patriotism and their patriotic
s5oris, have always been victorious the Hayuens,
bot e government has failed In organizing proper means
Everything In short, which socs 70 constitute public
prosperity has beer Elected and forgotten by the gov
erument The government has thus, by IA bad conduct
shown taat II has become changed into, ~ II were, dan
gerocr add beast, against whom beco he
people 70 rise up and 70 hga against the mschieVous AMI
me government carefully walking in the paths Of des
posm, hss hbored subject the nAon 70 ignorance. do
pvivns OF schools and colleges and The means Of In
Stxrcton
me COVERINGS, has been fearful Of The prosperity and
r,ng wealth Of The provinces wnen II has seen one on
every such province instead Of exert M itself 70
sucs province ~ Q model 70 we others thai tney ako
mish, advance In wealth and prosperity
Al hese eher win the right which bslo~Rs
" has led and tn Poo Of the recub
Nc OF 81 Domingo 70 ,hake Cd Indignantly the yoke OF the
government Of Mr. Baez Prom henoeforth they dsavo
his grvunmeni-they recognise Il no louge,
Until such time ~ Dor elerto By the direcs vote
he people ,hAll meet and oonsuto.e new authorities,
hey agree 10 be governed by provisional government,
which sha hold n seai ii the city Of SAnAsj te Cabale
rn-
agped and sealed by
jose y vslverde. domingo Msloi. j. n. Lopez Federi-
Peralis, Pedro Beno, yslyesde, Curie siover,
Hyo, Gel, Y. Espsiilst, b = de Rojss, n. V. de
Eoys, Duboco, J. Julia, curiel, j. A. Alex Miguel
JsberS, d. n. ronsrdo, Roes,an, Antoui, Bons, 8.
Pcchardo, M dc J de Pena, Fertando Fernandez Lso.
Pchardo, IIso Amaranie b Polanco AMI many otters.
sAsn1eo c1Rar1zzos July 1897, In The arst year Of
liberty.
From the Turks Islands Standard, August
We have been politely favored With the following ~
r~o from q private letter. dated Porto Plata. July 2,
giving account OF the revolution which has recen
aiken place the Donib territory. We underrts0
Mai The principal of this movement Wa aenl
mace the government 10 alter TIE present rate OF
change, 70 de 1recate In value the paper currency OF
he oou s,ry, some twenty per cent Ano her Ia