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James Buchanan, Buchanan's administration on the eve of the rebellion, Chapter 13: (search)
ing a new minister to the Mexican Republic. For this office Mr. Robert M. McLane, a distinguished citizen of Maryland, was selected. He procactice of the United States. In consequence, on the 7th of April Mr. McLane recognized the Constitutional Government by presenting his credeningency will happen. This was inserted in the message, because Mr. McLane at the time had received informal though only verbal assurances tinterference with the internal government of Mexico. Accordingly Mr. McLane, on the 14th day of December, 1859, signed a Treaty of Transits a doctrine would probably have remained inviolate. With this view Mr. McLane was seriously impressed. In his despatch of December 14th, 1859,with a view to their ratification, together with the despatch of Mr. McLane. These, on the same day, were referred to the Committee on Foreie injunction of secresy having never been removed by the Senate. Mr. McLane, who was then in Washington, had a conference with the committee,