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The other principle asserted in that message
is, that, Whilst the United States do not de-
sire to interfere with the system of the al
lied powers in Europe-they would regard
as dangerous to their own peace and safety
any attempt to extend that system to any
part Of this hemisphere.


IN the maintenance Of thssc principles, all
the independent Governments of America,
have a strong interest, and it is hoped that
the Government of Buenos Nyrcs, far from
disavowing, will feel the utility and expe-
dicncy of asserting them on all proper occa-
sions.


Both these principles, solemnly declared
in the face of the world, were laid down af-
ter much and anxious deliberation on the
part Of the late cabinet at Washington; and
am instructed to say that the President,
who was one of that cabinet, continues
entirely to coincide in that declaration.
The President has been much gratiicd
by the funeral honors decreea by your Ex-
cellency, to the late minister of the United
States, Mr.. Rodney, and the respect subse-
quently shown to his memory; and ! am
charged to express his grateful sense of the
friendly delicate and attentions manifested
on that melancholy occasion.


| The Government of the United States is
sincerely dcsirous, sir, to cultivate and main
tain tile most friendly relations with the
Provinces of La Plata, and | am instructed
| to keep cons family i'll view and to seize eve
ry fit occasion to give effect to this friendly
policy. beg leave most respectfully to as
sure your Excellency that this ever will be,
as it ever has been, among the warmest inn
pulses Of my own heart"


His Excellency the Governor, replied in
the following words -


"The Government charged with the Ma
tional Executive, has heard, with the great
est satisfaction, the benevolent sentiments
which the Government CT our good friend,
the Republic Of the United States, has de-
signed to transmit through the organ Of its
Charge d. -ABaires.


| The United Provinces of La Plata, re-
member, always with pleasure, the act OF
justice on the part Of the Republic of the
! United States, in recognizing their indcpcn-
lcnce--and this sentiment is ever acquiring
strength, not only by the cultivation of our
relations, but by the identity of, those princi-
pies which govern both Countries.


The Government of the United Provinces
is aware Of the Importance Of these two
great principles, advanced By the Honoura-
. bic President ofthe u. States, in his Message
/ to Congress. and convinced OF the utility of
their adoption by al! the States of the Con-
tinent, will make it an honoura5le duty to
second them, and to that end, will avail itself
of every opportunity which r'sy present IL
self.


To this Government it is particularly sat
isfactory, that the Hon. President of the
United States has named his Charge d. AZ
faires in the respectable person of Mr.
Forbes, whose sentiments in favor Of the
independence and prosperity of the Republic,
manifest constantly and in all circumstan
ecs has won the general love and goodwill
Of the citizens Of this country.


From tie -4rgos Of Baenos tyres, .fNg. a.


Note of the Government Of Buenos Ayres
to the General Congress, ACCOMPANYING CO.
pies of communications, From the Minis.
ter of Peru so the United Provinces OF Rio
de la Plata.-From the Vice President OF
Colombia to the Liberator Boivar.--From
the Council of Government of the Peruvian
Republic to the Executive Power of the u
nited Provinces Of Rio de la PEta-Fronl
the Minister of Mexico to the Republic of
Peru.-From the Government of Mexico to
the Liberator, President of the Republic Of
Colombia.- From the the Minister of olom-
bia to the Charge d. Affaircs in Buenos Ay-
res, on the subject of the great projected
League Of Panama.


i t~'rhese communications were not rcceiyed.]


BuENos ArRls, Aug. 1G, 1925.


The accompanying copies, Nos Z, will
instruct the Honorable Congress of the for
NAL invitation given to the National Exccu-
tive by the Supreme Government of the
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