The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-19
hgat}tIiqgpep.
III n II 4 S2H III
FATE.
VIEW OF THE SAN DO
y q NMfNGO BUSINESS.

nH.n uaRs
.,-s .=..., bEHT HATTIE
-, IE--E'S..-.--.-
INSIDE VIEW 0F THE SAN Do
MlNGo BUSINESS.
Whatani U. - oaciat Living Their
says About it..J0bDefs ana spec
N nlatots3 fheN aottYet fqWeftl
A few OF the Interested Parties.
YbIas ESiitOrofAt Nh, Swa,, v,s,i IA
[ sm, 0ur nrcss Ia Allied with lilo. onIn
49, N * s,aps IInJ;v;JnstT In SeSSId i,
.sS ~ ~ ,,SsS KIT n stidt N Sn Ssh,invo
IN ~ N s6hSsiIisy M SSs a,;,fiSnSI "a,
oH ~u f,v rSraons Who in reaIitv know
St ,,ass, I;,;,a ~ tSe matter in INV If IN
o USs S I have read these articles a,
S,IiS n .ha ts,so ANN WSshinStGn onG
W. u HI " N, y. stdtiSS feN
Sso,a ~ ,ess y ~ M motives ~ some n
~ 'S a.,;es S,So AZ nresert ara "a stronoS,
5stpd 6 4, * y GI Nm N Ri
Nh. GSn sSas 1Sso,ist;cai " cons ne
~ S ~ nsraonsI tesIins
" r;t s" th;S Letter, ,sshoe, nj ,Au,,
.ut,.a nsi'Iio anJ : fasi;nr- m ;nd;gra Siy
3Tel M PGstis Nv 4, u
SnS ~ I,,;s,I 4, Scnistort s1Sn,iId hc .,
lSSsSS ;iiH cS!Sss, XXI $.y,,n nuhiic ntservo
ts .CnoU sI sss,, ~ pma,;ors so iii.
,.Sa,,.a nu , Hu' ""'" VI N"''''' ~ "'"'
ttttETFhm a9 isSnInMnwyo,,or ~ Ga, Domtroo n,
l},ijd{,s an;nnIsted wonld be !" hnrr
a nUm ai nn pnan tSe irr',ed s,atco covern
s s'na. ,;a .a1 Som rr;onJS 70 tho Al
. ,Sra, o .;On ~ y;rr oIr coy"rnmon,
ra;iii oaa W ,,eaS " s"e '"' ''''
li1i tOi5 VI VI 1 nSs;oor o,,ochod N ,ho Evoc
solu a oi, ,Sat Cav pohoooI, tSos
4sS Ss atSts III I XIX \ Sard IN !;
,ssraone s MI ~ mso. ToSroar Eehsro
iI IAs,s o .,,a D ,,,S%n o%" n,;"ht nomo
NV, .a.asa ,Ip.saIsn5,r" tba proSi!ient Th;,
o oHas wy ala M" he In ~" T. and had
,.n",., i; ~ ~. so,,,a 1.-Two a,d hat Il MOI
Anom ,,,... =. soi ;sIa.n, 'tl'o proa,dant TSe
mS Euu'aeo KY E,a,A W IoSSiSn,I l. SIsC
nept ad nv VI ia, Gor R0hcoon E1J nc,ol
n nv s sSIt ,S,S s0 mi ~
NY ~ s.onSnSSiS SS~,ih,,SJ him
ps lial. ,,oan i1 sunn iTo,nS"" E"hSrs &
%SN s '. n,oI, az ta,S,SIs conSo6,eS Vii,
San Domingo Alfatfss md that all The COT
respondence, &C., &cr relating p The an
n .,eSIa'O ,,osaean III y, r5t
Tos poS s5 SSSI, * eSo1 I,.s.,; NJ s,iss
uei'. n"T ,uSa,I, on" ,i,o s,a,o nn;,o r.,,,"ot
the only proper and legitimate channel.
While residing at San Domingo City
had frequently written To- the State De
partment ut Washington, as well as the
Presidents private secretary, CGen. Bah
cock warning them against tne ABOVE.
named parties, who had frequently told
me that they held President Baez be-
tween their thumb and finger, owing Il
the grants and concessions Of lands THEY
hold on the island that Baez himself had
made to to them Tor theirimutual benefit
I have now In my possession copies o.
some Of these grants and concessions
which are almost fabulous Up their ex
tent, some having been given secretly
since the signing Of the treaty. These
opposed, as they are IN direct violation o
article OF the treaty, which l was com
missioned by President Grant 10 MAKE
viii h beng en- y done / was frequently 70
qucsted by Messrs. Baez, Babcock, &c
70 keep secret until o naval force arrivet
at the island to protect Baez and his Cab
inent, which force, Babcoek assured Baez
was ready to sail for san Romlnge q
soon as the treaty WIS signed, which as
sertion was In q few days verified
by theg arrival, Of the United
States steamers Naritasket' and swatara
thereby enabling MIR, baez for the tirs
time to announce to his people that hi
had sold them and their country to TIL
United States. Baez did not make thii
announcement until his headquarterI
were well covered by TIC guns et th'