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a more liberal commercial code. BIT i seems that VI.
Cavero misapprencnded his language reglfa " tia
floating Of the American flag the waters of tho ANA.
Mr White speaking in the subuncti,o
mood remarked that { the rights Of Ecua-
estabA he'd ne would not b. surprised to see the ags
North American trading vessels yug those naygable
streams before the lapse OF mqny months, they could
come there under the hed out by IN Fcua
dorian law of the 2sh November, 1853, aud this wai
spoke mainly with reference 70 the antiqiasd dogma
adhered by Brazil thu tie posse II riparian orr
tory has the right 10 SHIT foreign commerce
an arm Of the sea, oyacd such posscssor owns on both
sides Of tho estuary.
Nothing was said in the course Of these ren,rks that
implied against Peru, necause the hypo-
thesis on which tho words were based presupposed
the claim Of Ecuador the northern ban NJ the river
would be settled, and that " aeh event Peru could
have color ot right-nat eyer according 70 the ex-
poded doctrine Of Braz-o interfere with the commerce.
the opposite side of the 70 her possessions
Now Il the simple advocacy OF these benehccnt princi
pies Of free trade in random conscrsaton conducted "A
the best possible humor constitutes tne hurthen Of Mr.
Whites olcncc against Peru and forms the sole ground
work Of an arragnmcn ~ hims lf and his government
by his Ex olcucy the Pcruv an Representative inten-
tona ats OF aggression against the territorial rights Of
that republic then IL may be altogether fncifu idea
that the nervous system Of that S.e lily calculated
70 Withstand the turbulent ordeal incident IL democratic
instutons; aud the notion o. spreading her political bed
N The Hons lair as an asylum = not irrational under
less anomalous circumstance. might be imagined
But sympathsEg, Mr. White does, IN the common
veal of brother republic, be would in all kindnoss
toward Ml Cavero and his government respectiuly
suggest to them whether they nav have mistaken
Tie arbitar before whom they ay their plants How
ever fully they may conhic IN the friendly onices
OF the potentate 10 whom they said " have
appealed for solution Of their .ronblcs-and not
douftng h-s laternal inclination toward his suppiantj
nom the Inca ianda question weil whether
he not cstopped from extending them the potent aid
they crave IN checking the prevalence OF the modern
principles oe On expansive commerce. by himself having
recently become iustrous propagandst those very
princpesy Tor IL ought to he known 70 the Peruvian
vernent and s representatives abroad that AZ this very
moraent, in alliance with another great Power. thai
monarch using JEALOUS Efforts, backed by the diypnn-
I'm, al hon,aUm Of naval AMI military armaments
cu,ae ulon the perverse understanding Of numerous
and marvellous people in the Eastern herlispc-e-.
Who, BY the way, Ike the dwellors south II
the Amazon, are peculiar for their restrictive
policy in regard to foreign eomerce-tbc benefits
the world which VIII from the universal adoption
Of the maritime code.
And, in conclusion, Mr. White may DO allowed 70 ex-
press anxious hope that Mr. Caeero and bis govern
.nt will reconsider their reputad purpose submitting
the dostines Of their country to the arbramcnt Of F-
ropaan chrome; that they VIII not lightly abandon tho
American brotherhood of free aDd independent sovereign
ties, but that they will patroticaly resolve 20 bear tho
Ills insclahle rom al forms Of government, rather thru
resort &c e crous experiment Of yng to others they
knew hot of
With identity Of interests and congonlaty OF po-
ftcal sentiments the undersigned and his goyarnnent
cherish deep solcitude for the well being Of all the
puhcs On this continent. They desiroug OF seeing
them remain peaceful prosperous and happy And they
agdenty hore that The vexcd questions which have ds
trbea the relations Of good ncghborhood between Peru
and Ecuador may soon be happily adjusted, aud that
those ratcrna feelings Of cordial amty, which should
always srbsst between brother ropubcs be speedily
and abdingiy re established among their people.
Aut the undersigned beys 20 rceratc to his Excesncy
the Minister resident Of Peru the of his high
estimation and regard, and improves the occasion TO sub
scribe himself Mr. Cveros most obcient and very hum
bic servant PfIliO WHITE
His Fxcelcncy JuAs C. C,yEro, Minister resiien, of
Peru accredited near tho government Of Ecuador