Mr.. Adams to Mr.. Luriottis.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
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WAsnINGToN, 18th Aug. 1928.


Sir: A copy of a letter which you did
me the honor Of addressing to me on the
goth of February last, has been transmit
ted to me by the minister of the U. States
at London, and has received the deliberate
of the President of the Uni
ted States.


The sentiments with which he has wit
messed the struggles of your coun,rymer
for their national emancipation and indie
|pendence, had been made manifest to tht
world in public message to the Congress
of the United States. They are cordial,
felt by the people of this Union; who. b,
sympathising with the cause of freedom
and independence, wherever its standar'
lis unfurled. behold with peculiar interes
the display of Grecian Energy in defenc