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The whole country seems 10 he in a
decided fog with regard 10 our Mexican
affairs. Nnhody knows what 10 count
on. Tie lnllowing letters 10 the Balli.
moe Clipper and Ssn may dispel this
fng. as they inform Us that The Cabinet
have refused Tie mediation Of Great Bril-.
ain, and declined 10 remove our forces
from The Mexican Territory as a prelim-
mary 10 negotiation with that country:


PEI. htsligo.cr.


Correspondence Of the Baltimore Clipper. >


Washington, Sept. II, 1915.


II is said that the Cabinet, al The meet
ing yesierday. had under consideration The
answer Of the /. Mexican minister" TO Mr..
Buchanan's letter proposing peace; and
also lhe offer OF Great Britain 10 mediate.
The Mexicans. a. q preliminary. desire
our government 10 Withdraw our land and
naval forces but This the Cabinet II once
concluded mol to do, and lhey n prompt
ly said " No" To sreat Britain. This is
all thai has isanspircd; and though il il
briefly expressed, is Of great interest
There are various opinions as 10 what
will be The course Of the administration
now, But, rs MIR. Richie has said mil
lion times, Nous Uerrons.