The New York herald., 1870-03-28
ST. DOMINGO.
The Anniversary Of Dominican independents
The Feeling for Annexation = General
caininsro's Address 70 the Army i, ss
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ST. DOMINGO. March Z, 1870.
ina following are translatiQgs OF the significant
addresses made on the 27tn oFebruary last the ami
versary OF Dominican Independence, to the citizens
and soldiers OF the republic On the morning Of tho
27tn General Jose Csmnero. Chief OF Division In
command at the capital addressed the following TO
the assembled force under his orders -
GENERAL cAMINERos ADDRESS TO THE ARMY.
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THE PRESIDENT ISSUES AN ADDRESS.
At the close OF the religious services in the
Cathedral and other churches President Baez was
constrained by the enthusiastic demands the peo
pie to issue an address defining the views and posi-
hour by nonr with the returns Of the pebisclto ana
in response to the eager multitude OF inquirers the
first declaration Of independence was sealed on itS
| anniversary by the announcement or the natlonaA
vote for annexation TO the United states.
Don Feiiz Delmonte, Minister Of Justice and pup,
taries assembled ut the Executive Mansion as tol,
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In 1874 our people sought by force Of . place
among the free nations of America; but the preca-
conditional existence Of feeble and powerless
tonomy renters nothing to civilization, and the Dominican
republic well endowed by Providence should not exhaust
herself in useless which accomplish that
mission which progressive and well understood liberty
the world. Our union with the great northern
little that of political exclusion. 1t will be association
with the light the strength the freedom and other good gifts
sprnginy from the development of that spirit OF civilization
which will gradually and successfully unite al the States Of
America all the nations of the globe In bond
| Of love, justice and fraternity
Gentlemen when wires Of the telegraph and submarine
cable faithfully their end Of the
the other rapidly the solar
when steamers and locomotives annhiate distance by sea
and by landwhen shmuses canaled that onehaf OF
astonished world may closer s friendly relations
with the other hawhen such narvels daily mark the ad
vance of human intelligence, st. Domingo cannot long rs-
| main stagnant. - .
Fellow citizens nationality February, 1884, the
noble daughter OF peoples and selfrespec viii
be submerged this she shall lose the leaat
Of her wealth through his government No. Crowned
with aures encrced by watched by the puri-
fed spirits OF her departed heroes sooed by the
of their impeshable Deeds she goes with igny
purple sovereignty with her usrouB brothers OF the
federal Union Reposing under th9 canopy that Union,
of peace arms which the
have too long turned each other amess fury Then
the false prophets will their evil predictions and
claim with Baaam SLOW beautiful thy abernacles
OF Jacob How beautiful thy tents IsraelP Yes and how
fortunate the decision that this young ANA
of the Yaqu and Ozana Far leaving perish,
who charged with her destiny boldly appealed
her powerful brothers. and they hastened to her aid with
their fleets and their They make the
perpetuate with their and influence the
impulse OF which they had clearly
from atar ia their prophetic dreams OF glory and grandeur