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Justo Arosemena Lacayo
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Foundation of the Panamanian Nationality
Against the colonialist expansion of the United States. Speech given by Dr. Justo Arosemena, in July 1856
Gentlemen:
For more than twenty years, the northern eagle has directed its flight towards the equatorial regions. Not content with having passed over a large part of Mexican territory, she casts her daring gaze much further here. Cuba and Nicaragua are, apparently, his prey of the moment, to facilitate the usurpation of the intermediate regions, and consummate his vast plans of conquest one day not too remote.
Meanwhile, gentlemen, Colombia is sleeping. The hard-working heroine, whose eyes are made restless by the other fraternal peoples, seems careless, and as if she did not see or fear the claws of the eagle that threatens to cling to the neck of the condor. Colombia sleeps. But no: calm down. It is not the dream of indifference; It is the dream of trust in his power. Colombia sleeps, but it will wake up. Don’t you see it movi
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[Translation.]
Mr. Romero to Mr. Seward
Mexican Legation, New York,12th of August, 1865.
M. Romero presents his compliments to Mr. Seward, and has the honor to transmit to him a printed copy, in English, of a treaty of alliance signed at Lima on the 23d of January last by seven of the American republics, which “desire to unite for the purpose of providing for their exterior security” against the aggressions of European powers.
M. Romero has also the honor to transmit to Mr. Seward a printed copy of another treaty, concluded on the same date and between the same contracting parties, with the object of completing the compact of alliance.
These two treaties constitute the principal result of the labors of the American congress which recently met at Lima, the capital of Peru.
Hon. William H. Seward, &c., &c., &c.
[Enclosure No. 1.—Translation.]
In the name of God: The States of America which are hereinafter mentioned, desiring to unite in order to provide for the