The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-10
RECEPTION OF HON. JAMES A. PEDES
fCorrespondencs oct Unian.l

BrxSos AyRrs February l. 1855.
On the 18th Of Janurry last formally recognised by
the Of Buenos Ayres the Hon James Peden
as minister resident for the United States The government,
was disposed to make his reception brilliant possible
The carriage Of by the governor for the
sers use and in IT. accompanied by the Hon. Joseph ra
ham, United States consul and Commander W, Il Lynch
of the soopoiwar Germantown, he conducted to l,
palace Of the government lie received the entrance
by battalion Of sodiery, who formed line either side
to The door the saloon through which, headed by band
Of music, he, with his aids, passed.
In the saloon assembled all the members Of the
government the members Of the FIX Ma House OF Justice
the president Of the council Of the clergy and other bodies
civil and military. The minister then, at the Of
presenting his credentials to the governor made aes
speech which was replied to by his exaellcney A.be
close Of the ceremony salute Of 81 guns fired from
the fort which responded 10 by similar salute from
the United States sloop-ofwar Germantown.
General Pedeu received with more honor than
ever before shown to a minister of his rank, and with
much could be shown 10 ambassador from the proud
est court OF Europe This truly gratifying to To
American residents il shows disposition the part
Of the government and strengthen the friendly
relations now existing between the United States ard
Buenos Ayres.
give below translation from the Tribune Of Janu.
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Your exceIleney The United States have named nv
their minister resident instructed by the Presdeai
Of that republic 10 present your exreeGcy the rreden
als which verify that character
II is ia obedience 10 the wishes OF that government IRON
whom bring credentials, and from which WAS expressly
charged by the President To your exceeney Of h
desire OF cultvatng the most liberal and friendly relations
between the respective and citizens Of the Uns
ted States and those Of Buenos Ayres Being pceHlarya
commercial people they trust by prosperous Developments
and BY avoiding unnecessary interventons IN the domestic
affairs Of other nations and people that they win secure
national prosperity, permanent and happy
II will be my constant solicitnde, during my onr@
tric, adhesion TO these principles augment the aup
which happily cxisis.
Allow present your excelleney my credentials
minister resident OF the United States OF America
His excellcney, GOV, Obligado answered follows
The government of the Shso Of Buenos Ayrcs feel
lively satisfaction II receiving the credentials with wh
the government If the United States aecIed you reads
in this State.
Nothing be eloquent, selor minister for ~
government than your presence in person 10 assure NJ
the good wishes Of The Of the United Stairs
catvating those liberal and friendly relations that sbos
LINK closer both governments and The citizens OF Inc tn@
with those Of Buenos Ayres
The commercial franchise and the development Of ~
industry whcn country truly desires will be Posa
ul indictments IN drawing close that bond OF union wbe
closely upires tho two countries by the similarly
sheir political principles II
such are the high hopes which animate this gcffa
ment, and which Will without doubt De realized BY yeR
residence in this State for mutual prosperity
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