situation.
He believes civil wars to be at the base of it, but refuses to admit that the countries themselves are solely responsible and offers no reasonable explanation of the causes of the wars themselves.
He apparently desires to attach a certain amount of the blame to the interfering tendencies of the United States, but his idea is poorly developed and would be inconvincing to any reasonable person.
It is the least successful of the articles in the series.
Article eight suggests that treaties of cooperation be negotiated between the United States and all these countries on the basis of mutual obligations and rights and contains an appeal to political parties to destroy corruption and the furtherance of personal ends which have been the bane of Central American politics.
Article nine is a continuation of the appeal to enlightened patriotism and honesty as the only way to salvation for the country. have the honor to be, Sir, OF THE ARCHIVES Your obedient servant, Herselul uuson HERSCHEL TOHNSON Chargé Affaires ad interim.
31 Enclosure. As stated.
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