Letter
Guardia to To his Excellency the Hon. Geo. Williamson, December 13, 1873
[Inclosure 1 in No. 75—Translation.]
General Guardia to Mr. Williamson.
On Board the Steamer Montejo,
December 13, 1873.
December 13, 1873.
Dear Sir: I was very sorry yesterday on leaving Punta Arenas to know of your indisposition, that prevented me of the pleasure of seeing you at the last moment. I hope you feel well at present. With this note you will receive another, in accord with yours and my own feelings, directed to General Rufiuo Barrios, President of Guatemala. Be so good, since you nave been so in this and on every occasion, as to send it to the person to whom it is written. By all means you must know that I am determined to maintain the assurance of my good-will in favor of peace and progress of all the Central American states. Please to receive my personal compliments, and believe me,
Yours, friendly,
T. GUARDIA.
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U.S. Department of State, Office of the Historian. Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, Transmitted to Congress, With the Annual Message of the P.