Papers relating to the foreign relations of the United States, 1931, Volume II

822.00/818: Telegram

The Chargé in Ecuador ( Dawson ) to the Secretary of State

Quito , October 22, 1931—9 a.m.
[Received 4:09 p.m.]

59. Presidential elections held Tuesday and Wednesday were orderly, free and fair. Returns give Bonifaz a large plurality insuring his election. While Bonifaz had declined to identify himself with any party and received considerable conservative support he declared Tuesday night that liberal institutions would have nothing to fear from his administration.

Dawson

List of Papers
Colombia: (Documents 1–68)
Cuba: (Documents 69–105)
Dominican Republic: (Documents 106–146)
Ecuador: (Documents 147–159)
- Political unrest in Ecuador (Documents 147–159)
Egypt: (Documents 160–184)
El Salvador: (Documents 185–250)
Ethiopia: (Documents 251–270)
France: (Documents 271–314)
Germany: (Documents 315–366)
Great Britain: (Documents 367–386)
Greece: (Documents 387–404)
Guatemala: (Documents 405–428)
Haiti (Documents 429–528)
Hejaz and Nejd: (Documents 529–536)
Honduras: (Documents 537–611)
Hungary: (Documents 612–616)
Iraq: (Documents 617–631)
Irish Free State: (Documents 632–633)
Italy: (Documents 634–674)
Liberia: (Documents 675–742)
Mexico: (Documents 743–790)
Morocco: (Documents 791–814)
Netherlands: (Documents 815–822)
Nicaragua: (Documents 823–965)
Norway: (Documents 966–967)
Panama: (Documents 968–984)
Peru: (Documents 985–1013)
Poland: (Documents 1014–1035)
Portugal: (Documents 1036–1049)
Russia: (Documents 1050–1055)
Spain: (Documents 1056–1082)
Sweden: (Documents 1083–1086)
Switzerland: (Documents 1087–1097)
Turkey: (Documents 1098–1104)
Union of South Africa: (Documents 1105–1106)
Uruguay: (Document 1107)
Yugoslavia: (Documents 1108–1110)
Index