The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-13
TWO CENTS.

are oy foreign power, they cATnot defend
emseNes s st Pa5ate anu divided; therefore, unde:
teHeo py tne diihculues hitherto experienced, and
resolved to bring about the re-organzatloA of their
country, they have authorized on the pat 81 Hoa-
dggrSs, sr Ledo and Phillip Jauregui; on thu part
OF Sicafsgua, " gregory Jssres, and on the part
who having met and verified their powers. agr eed
upon the following articles, the plan of union:-
Art Inc contracting States make themselves In 10
confederscy TO be entitled The National Rsprssss q
taon OF Central America to be posed two repre-
senstvss rom each State to continue for -four years
Art Said body shall be installed In the city Of
Cnnshoegs ~ the persons Of st least representa-
tive from each State.
Arts Ths union Of representatives being effected,
they 81 All proceed TO the election OF Prssdent aud
Woe President Of the Union, each for two years
Art The President shall be chosen from smosg
Art. g. The representatives shall bo elected by the
Legislative Assemblies OF the States.
AT one Sa!i shall De renewed every two ysars,
sfterwArds to go out according to time Of standing
Art The duties Of the representatives shall be tn
enter into foreisn relations, to appoint diplomatic
agents to receive those from other countries to
vide means to psy the national debt TO dedas the
rights of the country to sustain the nts
gritty the nation and national pesdsnss Of the
States TO act arbitrator in State disputes to fcrm
treaties Of commerce. TO elect the President and Vice
President hen their terms are ended, sc &c
Art 8 The duties Of the President TO nominsts
The ministers officers and public servants to make the
ADDRESS che reception Of foreign mi agents.
direct the relations Of couuty give
instructions TO diplomatic agents and Others dsnd
the territory aud natonab indepsD Ddence, aud to
cute the orders and laws Of the representatives IN
general
Art g. The Secretaries Of the President shau be se-
cretaIies Of the National Representatives, DO
Art 10 The votes shall be Individual thst is by per-
sons and not by States; but when only
tive from 81 ate Is prese mt he shall have two votes
AkT IL The contracting States anu th iss who shall
hereafter join them, obige themselves nrst 70 MI
nate four Representatives two ectius and supple
neDiary, for the union and the end Ut every
tenn, appointing their pay to be paid by thsir
states Second To cause the persons elected so ms.s
At the appointed place Third, TO submit to d-l-
sioDs II the national representatives todrJa. 70
place its forces at their order and DIE positos fifth
10 provide annually In advance the expenses OF SAID
body
AKr IL. The assemblies may, IL they please, re- elect
the ssme represe ntatives
AHT. l3 The contracting States repudists that
which has wanted, and pretended TO call itse the Nos
port of San Juan and the adj torrtores which
pref. nded right the government OF Urea 6niaiD mas
put orwud and the ssd contracting stes assert the
sOvtr.iPbtJ of central America all her natural
soil which before the Independence of the cluntry
consitu,ed the captain Generally of Gdaf-msls aud
thsse states recognize and sse.rt the entire indepsn
powers and rspudste ssy OF their ntersrenos or IN
terventoD In the affairs and OF the people
Of the world
Art II The contracting govern nents, thsrsfors,
adhere TO the prime OF the above article create
and iorB = suitable confederation.
Art 10 All treaties of general inter. 1T eaa hence
fosth be ratified by the national Representation.
Art 10 Provides for future reforms sud sme ailments
of the convention
Art n. Th,s convention TO be ef effect. though the
Assemblies of the contracting States may net All ratify
10; yet IN those that 90
Art. rs IL 20. Il n contain sxre-m snts of mutual
defence regulations Of meeting aod t.chnss matters
Signed by the Commissioners,
GREGORY JUARs5,
n JUAR8I,
AU1USrIN MORALES