The New York herald., 1870-12-29
Summers Wrath Toward ST. Domingo
UnappeaSed.
Radical View OF the Political
Situation.
A DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENT ~ 1872.

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" was reported iasa nlxns THAI al the meeting Of
the senate COMMITTEE Forclgn Helafloas ycster-
day, a. the stat. Departaaent. senator sumner had
expressed contrition for MS speeva on M.rtcns "a
Domingo uiion ia conversation with your ccr.
respondent to-day Mr. samacr acaics thix. and
a'iiea thai he haa hla speccn % make over again
he would probably be severe Ia hls structures
upon tbs ~. Domingo basanc~r. ne says me- mas
nothing 70 regret aud noshisg % take back He con
&ders that the ,nt~ll,sent iaepe sacni portion OF
TIC people faIy sastain his position. and an proof
thereof proaucea large namser ~ letters and
newspapers endars,ag Ia. cuarse Among these
were letters from william Lloyd Garrison. .crr,t
smith. and Que irom Longiesos, the poeL Mr.. Car.
rssen sasss
want ~ thank yon Tor y0nr recent speech IA the
senate ~ opposition - he undc~lfabie an,alled
oF schcme ~ fF,ssieui Grant f"f the annexation of
- Domingo. Win an any sndefsianalng heart
and soul ! ann with yon s"th tBe letter and the
Chandler ara ot"rs "s,s ea.a Ia s,sgus, sna ~
dgnatson and Will certainly fecon s.ayny upon
ihen..cl.ss; asns yca ~ ne end 40 harm. ioa
dated ~ thn 0utpoufnx ~ any walls 81 rhetorical
abuse "a ~ any Presidential oserbsAnns.
Gerrt smith IA his letter sa,ss--
nave read with deep Interest tho newspaper ~.
ports "a the debate ~ the senate the anne alton
of -. Domingo I see that tlerc a. a numerous and
butter array against yoa. bni you are strong. aud 4
Tear not The result.
senator sumner says he has Roi received a copy of
Mr. notiey's letter OF defence; but he assumes ID wi
come within the pale of what - called ofrlcai
papers Ia that lettcr ar. sumner says nc prcsumcs
Mr.. Motley starts out with the acgnow wleslrment a
his letter Of recall aud The ANNOUNCEMENT 81 hs last
audience with Queen Victoria lie assumes that Mot
ley Follows this up with yindlcatlon o his conduct
as Minister at the Court 90 81 james. Tue introduc-
ton will bring u within the hne of an Official dccu.
meni and will make proper Tor the senate 10 call
for H. Tho MASSACHUSETTS senator sass he intends
to press, after the senate meets his resolution can.
ing Tor tie papers die Ia the several departments
with refenace To ST. Domingo. II there il objection
made he VIII demand the ycas and nsys so that
the country may see who opposed to letting the
documents see the light Mr. Sumner INSISTS that
there Is sufficient information now IN possession of
the government to enabe the senate TO decide IN.
telligeny an the Whole question OF the annexation
Of ~ Domingo.
The Political Ouiioos-Rrpnbiicsn Lender.
De-posdeui.
The republican Senators and members who have
remained here over the recess have had ample time
discuss the prospects OF the party Tor the mex,
Presidential election IA connection with recent
events. There Is no Disgusting the fact that the
experienced politicians WHO the habit OF look.
ing ahead. They concede that the SOUTH with
the exception, perhaps, Of South Carolina
Is hopclessly democratic. ana that whoever
may be the democratic candidate in ls5a
viii get the lu Southern vote, with the above
execution. To overcome tins Il win be necessary
for the republicans 10 carry al the great states 81
the North, including Pennsylvania ohio ana fndi
ana. The first and the last are doubtful ana the
leaders Of the republican party are OF the opinion
that even with Grant for candidate no hing can
save them but the punders of the democracy
Should the democrats Put forward candidates with
good record and a decent platform there seems 10
lie little doubt Of their success. The republicans
however, seem confident that the democrats win rc.
peat the folly OF 1855, and thus enable them to re.
tain power.
The Foreign Commerce of the Principal Nn.
tions Of the Globe.
Joseph Nimino, Jr., Chef OF the Tonnage Division
of the Treasury Department, has prepared an Illus
trated chart graphically representing the foreign
commerce of the twenty principal nations or
the globe II gives the total OF both I'M
ports and exports together with the relative per-
ccntage OF each nations trade TO the aggregate
for the year 1869, iollows:-