The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-06
81. DOMINGO.
Special Message from the Presi-
dent ON st. Domingo.
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The Presidents Course Ex-
planned and Justified.
Causes Which Led to the Treaty
TIA Negotiations.
Dominica Asking American Pro-
Issssa essa lection. lpfs a
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Report of the American
Commissioners.
St. Domingo an Arcadia and the Do
io minicans Arcadians.
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The Population Small, 1ncAensive,
,e Eonest and Uneducated. IS
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Great Mineral and Agricultural Wealth
s.s5l Of the Country.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE TO CONGRESS.


e.afs f4Ntrs af WARRINGTON, April 8, 1871.
me following is the Presidents message trans.
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government without touching the character wound
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The subject Ny duty being done yours begins and gladly
people and Of their Congress assembled
facts YIN now be spread before the country and
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Ny opinion remains unchanged; indeed Is confirmed BY
The report that the interests Of our country and Of 81 Do
In view. Of the difference Of opinion upon this
ysbecs sugge that action be takeu at the present
ssro SsSore Ss next session Of Congress- he people viii
have oonsdsred the subject and formed an pegens opn
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give heed and VIII more cheerfuly conform 10 Il than
myself not only the theory Of constitution that the
,sw lave ever believed that III are wiser than
man, and 4 hs people upon full presentation Of tho
desirable department OF the government ought 10
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sSle = pertain % he Prssidsuts ONCE without sometimes
VShes treated with insuicient consideration be who
updcsah conduct the Affairs Of great government
own couscssnss may rely With consdsncs upon he csndor
sy aSssrvs and bear With patience u, ssnssre
RxxcUrivS nAKsroN, April 6, 1871.