Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08

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~ sgsf sp hrro q Inrii1n ~ ~ hat
sss fu.e hrs uh Territory lns
a. a lasH fauifi to lat Islands ~
iir Amtr.tan Mediterranean The
o. .ur .ng from che NrN York ilrr-
Q ~, 10 au Interesting detail Of us
sythi.
A stafi wss presumed, and Ia
s.mpaHy siih q HamhsF 0i officials,
unloading Captain hairh. 81 ihs A.
lany, hssz's Chief al STAFF. several
,hnrr oifeials, aud qnrla ~
the lgatss oH'cers, GshsTals Per
ter, ingals Ral Sarksit, repaired IA
Ihe lillp leland of CarrnsF0-a
beautiful slsll Ia Tho mouth ~ tie
hay long usei az naval depot -
Ari selecting q mound overlooking
the surrounding rnlling had, the
,laa wac planted; and Al twenty-five
minutes Ia three o'clock, with Gen.
Porter aud others al ths hulyuTls,
~, hag was ruu Ia the peak, amid
Ihr bylVhing u the cannon on the
frlgaie, tho cheers Of the crew And
n rs,arn salute oftweRly 0ne guns
from - Ahure battery, Tho tims Of
p,anling the emblv,n Of this coun-
iry'. greatness seemed peculiarly
appropriate, as Il wns tho ann.v0r'
.ary az Columbus running TO the
breeze 3I7 years before, tho lo''cn
ufSpanish authority in the Garth
bean S-a. The islam | Of Carenero
contains several shops, used for mo
ehanicsl purposes, aud has long
been a coal depot Of no mean i'm
porlance, Convenient and accesSl,
ble. il will be Invaluable ~ United
SA,os naval yesIcls.
demonstrations of JOY were mi.
verssl "on shore during the even,
ing Of the 9Th and the following day,
and, an many Of the inhabitants ARE
extremely Intelligent, particularly
those who speak the English Ian
guage, and they are those "ready
and eager for annexation TO this
country, an enthusiasm. was cnkin.
:. died that give vent in all character
at Publications aud salisiaction.--
Meetings were held u express their
glajnrss, aud one OF their priests
held forth during the evcring OF the
9th 10 crowded church upon tho
.yeniful occasion.
"Ho told his auditors, in sub
stance, that snow had the long
wished for and prayed for occasion
arrived, The Gag Of the most libcr-
al government in the world now
foatcd over them, its folds repre-.
senting nation just, generous,
courageous aud forgiving Liberal
in religion, liberal in politics, liber-
u, in policies and great in all things;
n now era had dawncd upon them,
and no longer need internecine
wars divide and destroy them; but
industry, honesty and faith in
progress, ench TO earn himself n
name, should usurp all anticipations
q future strife" This is but one
instance Of the general feeling de.
velopod upon this-to all Domini-
cans-auspicious occasion.
"Soveral Of the officers of the Al.
h,ny took advantage of the oppor-
tunity to examine, so fir rs practi-
cable, the 1900 square miles thus
obtained by the United States, and
they were charmed at tho produc-
tiveness of the soil, especially ms
regards the raising Of sugar cane,
honey, tobacco, coffee, cocoa, that
Of tobacco being particularly valua.
BILE, and under proper and energet-
ic management may be made crop
Of such magnitude as to yield a
handsome revenue and occupy
prominence in the market"
{. The republic of st. Domingo is
admirably adapted to meet the
needs of the radical party, and send
new Senators and Representatives
to Congress to sustain it's majority
there. The government of the Uni
tod Suites is equally well fitted to
perpetuatc the power of present ru-
fers in the island; and to SPECTATORS
here and there the political opera
ton opens rich field ofproft. So
the thing is bound to work.
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