The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-10
AZ. DOHIy0O AGAIN.

The 81. Domingo Excitement In London
sp~oulations In the ~ Y boan-Run- upto
Pr nium Of Two Per tcnt.-F"l -ud-
denIy-Auxisty of the Monrved Brtti- er-
for Anncxation-About 7fS'OOO Pounds
sterling sold.
Corrcsf onlcoce Of The sun.
LovpoS, Feb. %, 1870 --1Isrn Is fact which
must have struck at intelligent Americans WIN
respect to this annexation scheme, viz; Tie eret
announcement given 20 IL by tho kuphsh press
The Tines the Ddtly fe'ps the Money 1dThet no
relc, the Dq'iy Telegraph, havo N printed leaders
and srtices about 1t, and Invariably express q nope
that America would annex 1t. Domingo, aud thke
SANTANA, &c. TL1eo DiBd0 set dana Jcte'fes II
there then such rood feeling In England toward
America nt this momcntf Quite the roverao Re
Election ould have led your people to see thst
En- zand has very good for tive course she "a
pursuing. indeed, her most natural course would
have been to oppose bv all possible means the en-
croscl mepts of America dbo United s'ates)
IN the West Indies. becausc Of the DAN
ger that menacos the safety of tho Eng
nsh colonies but nothing would please the
Britishcrs better than TO America In muss.
They have learned, through the engineers, doctors,
agriculturists. and politicians whom Lawson q 90.
have sent to ST. Dominic, that tho country,
though very rich and suitable for the native ST.
Dominican, "a worthless for all Europeans and
Americans.
Immigration and colonization ore impossible on
account OF the climate and the fearful malades,
which have destro, ed before on that soil the
armies Of France and spau. Besides, the MONROE
doctrine once fny inpu~urted IN the Antilles, the
whole IT the South American republics would ~
Join together In eel defence ard form norma
nent armed opposition and menace 60 tie | uited
States Rut tile must direct reason H. that there are
about three-quarters OF million sterling al stake
for the I'm ncers engaged IN tli% alalr, whcd now
hangs upon the pro aud Of she Amer lean SENATE
Bae2 In. discounted the annexation OF America In
the Lon on market auu the Times publicly advised
the English people tiinvc-t IN toe iOan just - soon
bs President Grant had sent lis ne'tsee on tho SUB
lCct ~ tamaua ~ the Senate. his hdpperod 20, ne.
cause II Wns supposed that America would have to
H. Samaua England had the hrst uner of ths oir-
gain and rejected IL She reused to subscribe to the
IaeZ Loan but that AmoI lea comes forward the
loan has neen revived again, and even reached. u
Quotations are uuCn lower TODAY, a. America show
SUNS { hesitation, sud as the news ct the Domni
can revolution h. more favorable. A. soon as u VAS
known nerc mat America was lkeiy 20 pay baez's
debts, NJ, LIwsou's friends took tue remaining
thrce.quartss OF the loan. aud tue stock Exchange
has quoted the loan ever siuce.
You vii perceive, from tde lJimes OF the Roth OF
January. that only on tho promise Oi President
Grant TO keep the creliors OF Baez harmless tile
remainder u tue loan. about eco 90, came into
been fuuscribed by lawson friends. iearu that
HartmOut has gone to America 70 distribute "
among some Interested parties, 20 That tile PROPOSE
ton of -nnexai"n may be well defended.
IL 10 understOod that a chaDeory suit 70 to DO
brought In lew days against Lawton Co.
deirzun 'ne English public ~iLh tuis st. Domingo
Uan.