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The important conferences in ~,,,b IA. r..
ernmen, - engaged At London.
That treaty does but embody those en-.
ed principles OF friendly policy. which -
sincerely hoped, viii always re-ulat.
ooha"ct OF tho two nations. hsygg -,
strong motives 20 maintain amicab;e r.laiio,
towards each other, and so sincerely aes.
rous To cherish them.
Win all the other European Power, with
whom The United STATE. have formed d,pIo-
maize relations, and with the sublime Port,
The best understanding prevails. From all. !
continue In receive assurances of GOOD VII
towards the United stsies-a,.urance
WINCH u gives me no less pleasure On recir.
roca'e 'han TO receive. With all. the en-
Igagemcnts which have been entered INTO
are fulfilled with good faith on both ,,ac..
Measures have also been taken 10 enlarge
our friendly relations and extend our com
mercial intercourse with other states Tho
system VIC have pursued Of aiming NJ no xei,.
sNc advantages, OF de aling with all on terms
OF lair and equal reciprocity, ard Of adber
ing scrupulously TO all our engagements. :.
wen calculated 10 give success To efforts ~.
Tended TO be mutually ben.hciaL
The wars, OF which the Southern mart Of
ms continent was 30 long the theatre aud
which were carried on either nv the moth
country against the States which had for
merry been her colonies, or by the STATES
against each other, having terminated. aui
meir cNiI dissensions having 80 far subsiletl
a., win lew exceptions. no longer TO di.turb
the public tranquility, IL is earnestly hoped
those States will be able to employ them
nes WITHOUT interruption in perfectin.c
'heir institutions, cuitiyating the arts OF
peace, and promoting, by wise counsel, and
aoio eNertions, the public and private pros
perry which their patriotic struggles so well
entitle them To enjoy
WIN those States our relations have IN
dergone but little change during the present
year No Reunion having yet taken pInoe
between the States which composed the Re-
PUBIC ot colombia, our charge d'ANairs
at BoGota has been accredited To In. Zoe
crnment Of New Granada. and We nav,
therefore no Diplomats relations with y.nc-
zueia and Equator, except o. they NAV he
included IN those heretofore formed with tb.
colombian Republic. u IL understood that
Representatives from the three States were
about TO assemble ut Bogota To confer ON the
SUBJECT Of their mutual interests, particularly
that OF their union; and il tho result should
render II necessary, measures will be taken
on our part to preserve with each that
friendship and those liberal commercial con-
nexions which il has been the constant dc.
sire of the United States 10 cultivate with
thcir sister republics Of this hemisphere.
cnui the important question Of re-,inion
shall be settled, however, the different mat.
ters which have been under discussion be-
tween the United States and the Republic of
Io'omoia, or either of the States which com
Posed H. are not likely to be brought TO a
satisfactory issue.
In consequence of the illness Of the Charpo
e'Anaires appointed TO Central America at
Ne Iasi Session OF Congress. he was prevent
ca IRON proceeding on his mission until the
month OF October. II il hoped, however.
that he y by this time at his post, and that
me Official intercourse, unfortunately so long
interrupted, has been thus renewed on tho
part Of the two rations SO smicably and ad-
santageousiy eonsR by engagements
founded on the most warped principles OF
leommereiai reciprocity.
gratifying TO state that since my last
Nai message, some Of the most important
QsF &pllow-citzens upon tbs. Gov
80 have been satisfactorily
- fltaDec ~ placed on tho
irIes6ty' spanifested Ly IL that
Justice VII n Others. No new
saAses OF cps arisen; and tho
H44S DytRecn Intrie- lOtrishcs
nn9st M aRfg4 ehFed TO d by
Ane 80 #<E<.4 Raty.
the sttstltzaz a 81 icnss srnu,rn,
The time sxsa safy nits With
the United Ssas<s - tho slng Of IN,
commissioners TO define the szds RIGS be
tween The two nstions, has been tnaered 60
expire without the appointment Of any com
ni,,i"ners on tho part OF that oVeran,cst.
While ihe true boundary remains io doubt
by either party, IL Is dia.euit 10 give effect
to those measures whIciare ncee ..ars a. IA,
protection and quiet Of our nun,ryou. cit,-
Gems residing near that frontier. The s,t-
Ject - ore of great solIciiude 10 the United
states, aud viii not fail to receive my earn
est attention.
The treaty concluded with Chilli. and sp-
proved ~ u'e Senate at - last session, was
as" ratiiied by The thiiisn GOSernusent. bot
Hhh certain additional and explanatory s,ti-
eles of a nature IL have required q la be
again submitted 10 the Seusie. The time
united for the exchange ~ the faiihcaiion.,
however having siDco expired The action OF
boiii Governments the treaty Will again
berome ncces.ary.
TIE negotiations commcnced y ilh the Ar
genuine Republic, rfistise - he outrages
cnm'uiiith ~ oar vessel. engaged 80 me
Fisheries "a the Talk and Islands. by f.erson.
setting under the color 81 ns aulhorits. 70,
veil - The other matters 10 eontforersy Re-
istcn To two Governments. have been sus-
pcndofhy iic Gep4gtgse 81 thr Charge ear
ftrss 81 tie United states from Euen,s
'grr.. u D. up6er.iood. however. that =
Iinsster was sub.equcnily oppo,ntcI hy that
Government O., ronrw Tie negotiation 10 tite
uniied stste-, i'ot. though daily expected, hs
has not yet arrived 10 this couatry.
with Peru no treaty has yet been formed.
snd whh Bolivia no diplomatic intercoursr
has yet been established. n Will be nv eu-
desyor 10 encourage those ssntimsni. Il
smiiy and that liberal commerce which be-
long e. the Feisiioos N which al TIE -iraas-
Pendeei states q thT contincGi stand t51 ards
each otler
deem u proper n recommend 20 yon,
notice The ressipn q our cons,ilsr system.
To. has hreonse ~ ispporlaut traneh q To
public scrfirs, inssn0th a. ds intimateiv
conaeeisd With the pressrsslion - our "a.
uopai character abroad, v iih tie iutsfsst ,f
our etizeps ~ foreign countries. 9th tha