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withsandng the preparations for both sdes) that
door still left open for conciaton whereby all existing dif
rences may be smcaby and equaby adjusted and the ho
of both nations preserved nyolate and their friendly rea
tons restored and fixed upon rmer foundation than they
unfortunately have hitherto been and the undersigned has
believe that they will not be blinded TO their mutual
interest," suffer themselves to become the victims Of the
Vaccinations of their mutual enemies.


II the President of the United States had been disposed
stand upon question of etiquette he would have wait
ed until the Mexican Government which bad suspended the
diplomatic relations between the countries should have
asked that they might be restored but his desire strong
terminate the present unfortunate state Of relations with
this Republic, that he has consented all
mony, and take the initiative.


In view Of what is herenbefoe forth, the undersigned
is fully persuaded that the Mexican Government will not mis-
conue the benevolent sentiments of the President of the
United States mistake his motives.


His excelency will be pleased to return with
little delay possible and in the tme the undersigned
avas himself Of the his exceency Man
uel de la Pena Pena Minister Of Foreign Relations and Co
vernment Of the Mexican Republic the Of his dis
tinguished consideration and personal regard


JOHN BLACK.