Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-07


20 ING nltca states JAILED TO receive the requisite
tWo-thrds vote OF the senate was thoroughly
convinced THEN TINT the best interests OF thus
country commercially and materially demanded
Ia,l..o''ln ilme mas only 9on1rmed me IN
iui- view. now firmly believe that hemoment II
y known That The United States have entirely aban-
u.nuu w PrDec1 OF accepting a. part Dl its Yer.
iltoty tue isand % san Domingo, n Tree port VIII
"' by aVl'Intvu 'er uy european nations
al, ~ ',lo nuy o' San9na; large commercn' Guy
without rcec;,i,g crro.,,,,';, WI hanoe, '''''
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rily s1ugbt thig orrov,til, H. w v.c,L ,,o,,,r
number,ns nr,i,9bl, IT, ,h,,, t5o ooo M and
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selves I'm tbeir ,rso, o,J ,,s, ,l fr
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onr goots instit,;,y ,. o,,e P,'.,,' AL
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transit of o,fnr,rrcc IL ,,'.ssesscs ,tc ricbcs,
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salubri1ps climate and Nh. most gsinoiic nr,jncts
of tho G,rost r,ircs AMI s,,u If tbc w. Indi,
Island. ne r,s.rssi,, l, ',. Oil +, n io,, ,core
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Al ,ro.,,,t ,.,., ,,.t tod, l,i,,o,,, tto e.,4os
bordering on the Crlr nj Mcvi,, f. bv The Inbo-
mus and the Antilles. Twice we must. as it were.
pass through foreign countries TO get by sca from
georgia 90 the west coast Of Florida.
rreorrrrs or SAY poutyco
San Dl,ninpo. with Stable d ovornmont under
which her immense resources can be dcvolopel.
will give rcmuucratiye warcs IN thousands OF la-
blrot4 not now up9n the island This labor
viii take advantage of every nyailahle means of
transportation To abandon the adjacent islands
and seek tbe Le.eings nr Gccllnt, and las 80
qucnccs. each inhabtant receiving the reward of
his own labor Porto Rico and Cnho will have
tO abolish slavery ne d measure of self prc.cryn.
tiou ~ retain their lnh,rers San DOMINGO will
become large consumer of the products of North
orn farmers and manufacturers The chcap rate
ut which hcr ctizons can Le furnished with C,,d
tools and machinery will mako il necessary that
the contiguous I-nt,ds hive the same ADVANTAGES
n order t1 camDcte in the production of gugnr.
coffee tobacco tr9pical fruits. etc. This will
Oppn 20 ais a wider market f,r our uroducts Tho
production of our own SUNNY of these articles
win cot of more than one hundred millions of
our annual imports besides largely increasing our
exports With such a picture Il Is casy m see
how our iarso debt abroad IS ultimately To be exc
diminished With a balance nr trndc n am inst ms
including the interest OF bonds held by foreigners
and money shipments TO our citizens travelling in
foreign lands equal to the entire yield OF precious
metals In this country, it is not so easy TO sec how
this result is 10 be otherwise accumulated
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i'u9es ., Congress tne EAecu''No INC uuloIl4tl
& y, u, r ";'
lsrI at ', ','' c Inae ~
! delrpy the evpenses nr sucb commission. md tho
question then me- determined bv the action of the
| Two Houses nr Congress mon n resolution of an.
nexntiun. ns i'm ne case of the ACQUISITION of
reSns. :, c,nyinced am Of Mi the advantage.
to nlv from tho ACQUISITION of San Doningo and
of the rre,t disldynntnges miqht almost say
cllnmitirs from tbe non-neouisition lint believe
tLe snbier. Inns onlv IN he investigated To- be-
] proved
IL /. T., lao rc,,elted that MIR concentrations
in regard 10 tbe iniurinus effects. especially
up,n the revenue of The United states. of the
pnlirv or the Novicon goyernment in exemptinp
ir,m rx,ort dutirs the nroJnct. or a LARGO troci
of h. territory ON our borders have not only been
fruit,ess. but that it Is even proposed in that
country to extend the limits within which the
privilege ndyorted to has heon enioyed. The ex-
oedioncy of okino into your serSus consideration
proper measures for c,unteractine the policy
referred To win it is presumed engage YOUR earn