...prosecution of qfmed intervention in Mexico, to overthrow the domestic republican government~existing there, and to establish upon its ruins the foreign...inaugurated in the capital of that country. In answer to ah exposition of our views which was thus made, the suggestion was offered to you by Mr. Drouyn de...

...continue and to cultivate sincere friendship with France. . Second. That this policy would be brought in imminent jeopardy, unless France could deem it consistent...that the government of the United States might favor and express desire of the Emperor to withdraw from Mexico, by giving to him some formal assurance that...

...That the United States earnestly desire to continue and to cultivate sincere friendship with France. France could deem it consistent with her interest...thus made, the suggestion was offered to you by Mr. Urouyn de Lhuys that the government of the United States might favor the express desire of the Emperor...

...United States earnestly desire to continue and to cultivate sincere friendship with France ; second, That this policy would be brought into imminent jeopardy,...been attempted to be inaugurated in the capital of the country." In July, 1864, a question was put to Lord Palmerston in Parliament as to the recognition...

...free enjoyment of the system of republican government which they have established for themselves." honor to desist from the prosecution of armed intervention...been attempted to be inaugurated in the capital of the country." In July, 1864, a question was put to Lord Palmerston in Parliament as to the recognition...

...110 bon¿ to desist from the prosecution of armed intervention in Mexico to overthrow the desnestic republican government existing there, and to establish...been attempted to be inaugurated in the capital of the country.” . In July, 1864, a question was put to Lord Palmerston in Parliament as to the recognitiosm...

...Mexico to overthrow the domestic republican government existing there, and to establish upon its ruing the foreign monarchy which has been attempted to be inaugurated in the capital of the country." In July, 1864, a question was put to Lord Palmerston in Parliament as to the recognition...

...intervention in Mexico to overthrow the domestic republican government existing there, and to establish npon its ruins the foreign monarchy which has been attempted...the suggestion was offered to you by Mr. Drouyn de 1'Hnys that the government of the United States might favor the express desire of the Emperor to withdraw...

...Mexico was finally put to an end by a notice to France that friendship with that nation must cease " unless France could deem it consistent with her interest...to be inaugurated in the capital of that country." Secretary Fish, in a report to President Grant, published with the President's message of July 14,...

...States earnestly desire to continue and to cultivate sincere friendship with France. ** « Second. That this policy would be brought into imminent jeopardy...to be inaugurated in the capital of that country." l After further correspondence it was officially announced on the 5th of April, 1866, that the French...