Enclosure.
In No. 333.
to be pleased to consider favorably the suggestion of my Government, giving it the support which it deserves, looking as it does toward connecting the links of solidarity of the Central American family, a duty imposed by history and by its common destiny.
Be pleased, Your Excellency, to accept the homage of my most distinguished consd deration.
FRANCISCO MARTINEZ Managua, September 27, 1913.
Minister for Foreign Affairs, San Salvador.
Your Excellency telegram of yesterday, in reply to that of this Ministry of the day before, confirms the news received here, which because of its strange and anamolous character my Government had doubted.
It appears, therefore, that Your Excellency Government invited the other Governments of Central America to a conference in that capital, excluding Nicaragua whose interests were to have been debated without its consent, that such an idea did not receive the support that Your Excellency desired, wherefore you addressed a further request for action to the governments mentioned, whose replies you were awaiting when the interpellation of this Ministry was received, corsing Your