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;stemt,. _ hopes
of the must happy results from the present Session. It
is with the greatest pleasure that the Executive is about
to fulfil its duty, and contribute to this favourable
issue, by giving you an accurate idea of the state of
the affairs f.f the Republic, in the various branc!es of
its administration.
The Government of his Catholic Majesty, far from
abandoning its former pretensions to the sovereignty of
the.e countries, as justice, experience, and the runs of
the Spanish nation would counsel, still labours to ad-
vance its hostile views, without affording the slightest
hope of reconciliation. The Executive has mason to
think, that the Cabinet of Madrid is well aware of a
conciliatory disposition on our part, and of our desire
to terminate a war, which, during fifteen years, has in-
volved both nations in so many evils. The earnest-
ness, however, with which the Executive has sought
• ace with Spain, on the basis of independence, has not
caused its vigilance to slumber. Congress may be as-
sured that our means of defence are at the present mo-
ment abundant, and that any enterprise on the part of
Spain, against the Republic will only serve to add lustre
to our arms, and to increase the humiliations of Spain.
Our relations with the American Government subsist
on a footing of friendship and good understanding, be-
coming States sustaining a common cause. The ser-
vices and supplies which we have rendered to Peru,
have so materially altered the situation of that country,
that no doubt can exist of its acquiring liberty and in-
dependence. The Liberator and President of Colombia
ha; displayed on this occasion, even more than or. for-
per ows, those virtues which sue peculiar to illus-
trious men, and to which' the Colombian Republic
owes imexistence! Surrounded with difficulties almost
insurmountable ; obliged to contend with enemies who,
to numerical superiority united the confidence inspired
by victory; fettered by disasters brought on by rash-
ness, weakness, and perfidy; doubtful of receiving in
time the fresh succours which the Congress had so
promptly decreed ; the Liberator has triumphed over
all these obstacles, and, aided by the patriotism of those
Peruvians who remained faithful to their duty, and by
'the valour of the united army, has liberatel an im-
portant part of the vast territory previciusly possessed
by the Spanish troops, after inflicting on them a severe
humiliation in Junin. The Executive has every hope
that the auxiliaries which left Panama for Pcru in
October, have arrived at an opportune moment, and
that, by extending the scene of operations, they will
consolidate the advantages already gained, accelerate
the day of Peruvian liberty, and irrevocably fix the
destiny of South America. This new glory was re-
served for Colombia, and for you the satisfa:tion of
having contributed thereto by all the means in your
power, and more especially, by having permitted the
Liberator to leave the territories of the Republ c. In
conformity with the resolution of the Legislature, I
have not ratified the Convention respecting territorial
limits entered into between Colombia and Peru. Not-
w.thstanding the importance of this measure, the Exe-
cutive has abstained from renewing the nego-iations,
tinier an impression that we ought to give an example
of good faith and generosity, by suspending all discus-
sion thereon whilst the Peruvian Republic be occupied
by the troops of Colombia.
The Republic of Mexico has just given a terrible
lesson to usurpers of the rights of the people. General
Iturbide violated the law which banished kim, and
landed on the Mexican territory under circumstances
which alarmed the Government. He was declared a
traitor deserving death, by act of Congress, and the
penalty was inflicted without opposition. It seems
evident that the Mexican Government has, by this mea-
sure, made an important stride towards stabl ty and
prosperity. Recent intelligence from that part of Ame-
rica states, that the most energetic and extraordinary
measures are taken to defend us independence against
the views of Spain, and to compel those towns that dis-
regard the pact of union to return to their duty.
Ihe provinces of Guatemala continue to preserve
unmolested the sovereignty into which they sponta-
neously elected themselves. An accredited Minister
from that Government to the Republic is now residing
in our capital. A favourable' opportunity, therefore,
presents itself, of settling points of great interest. The
estab ishment of limits between Colombia and Guate-
mala is imperiously called fur, in cons quence of cer-
tain fortiguers pretending to a fight to the coast rt
Mosquito, and inasmuch as the interior boundary line
between the countries is not ascertained. The-Executive,
in strict compliance with the law of the MI) of July,
of the year 1821, has declared that that part
of the Atlantic coast which extends from Cape
Gracios a Dios to the river Chagres, belongs to the
Republic, and that all colonization made therein, with-
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defence of the integrity ot the territory of the Re.
Re-
public and its ligh:s, and in order to frustrate the views
of our enemies.

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