The Minister of Panama to
the Secretary of State.
[Translation.]
Legation of Panama,
Washington, June 4,
1906.
No. 28.]
Excellency: I have the honor to inclose the
note which my Government directs to your excellency, inviting you to
visit Panama.
I add my personal plea to the sincere invitation of my Government, and I
tender my best wishes for a happy outcome of your excellency’s
journey.
Renewing to your excellency, etc.,
[Inclosure.]
The Minister of Foreign
Affairs to the Secretary of
State.
Department of Government and Foreign
Affairs,
Panama, May 25,
1906.
No. 25/III]
Mr. Secretary: His Excellency the President
has information that your excellency proposes to visit the capitals
of some of the South American republics after the approaching
international conference at Rio de Janeiro; therefore he is pleased
to tender your excellency the hospitality of this Republic so that
you may honor it also with your visit.
Your excellency’s visit to this capital will be most agreeable to the
Panamanian Government and people, and will powerfully contribute to
strengthen the bonds of cordial friendship between the Republic of
Panama and the Great American Union.
Be pleased, etc.,
