Passy near Paris, Xbr 1784
Sir,
the United States of America in Congress assembled, judging that an intercourse between the said United States and the Most serene Republic of Venice founded on the principles of equality reciprocity and friendship, may be of mutual advantage to both nations, on the twelfth day of May last, issued their Commission under the seal of the said States to the Subscribers as their Ministers plenipotentiary, giving to them or the majority of them full power and authority, for them the said States and in their name, to confer treat and negotiate with the Ambassador Minister or Commissioner of the said Most serene Republic of Venice vested with full and sufficient powers, of and conerning a Treaty of Amity and Commerce, to make and receive propositions for such Treaty and to conclude and sign the same, transmitting it to the said United States in Congress assembled for their final ratification.
We have now the honour to inform your Excellency that we have received the Commission in due form and that we are ready to enter negotiation whenever a full power from the said Most serene Republic of Venice shall appear for the purpose.
We have further the honour to request of your Excellency that you should transmit this information to your Court and to be with great respect,
Your Excellency’s
Most obedient and Most humble servant
J. Adams
B. Franklin
Th. Jefferson
(to) His Excellency The Chevalier Delfino
Ambassador from the Republic of Venice
Sir,
the United States of America in Congress assembled, judging that an intercourse between the said United States and the Most serene Republic of Venice founded on the principles of equality reciprocity and friendship, may be of mutual advantage to both nations, on the twelfth day of May last, issued their Commission under the seal of the said States to the Subscribers as their Ministers plenipotentiary, giving to them or the majority of them full power and authority, for them the said States and in their name, to confer treat and negotiate with the Ambassador Minister or Commissioner of the said Most serene Republic of Venice vested with full and sufficient powers, of and conerning a Treaty of Amity and Commerce, to make and receive propositions for such Treaty and to conclude and sign the same, transmitting it to the said United States in Congress assembled for their final ratification.
We have now the honour to inform your Excellency that we have received the Commission in due form and that we are ready to enter negotiation whenever a full power from the said Most serene Republic of Venice shall appear for the purpose.
We have further the honour to request of your Excellency that you should transmit this information to your Court and to be with great respect,
Your Excellency’s
Most obedient and Most humble servant
J. Adams
B. Franklin
Th. Jefferson
(to) His Excellency The Chevalier Delfino
Ambassador from the Republic of Venice
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