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The Daily Dispatch: August 18, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
distinction and the difference. The British Ministry has declared in Parliament that the policy of the British Government is to recognise the Government of Maximilian in Mexico, "the condition being that the Government shall be in possession of the capital." This was stated on behalf of the Government by Mr. Layard, in reply to a question by Mr. Kinglake, in the House of Commons. In the course of that reply, Mr. Layard enumerated those Mexican States which had been subjected to Maximilian's monarchy by the French and those which had not, and then declared the policy of the Government to be as above, viz:"to recognise the de facte government, the condby the enemy than of the Mexican States are occupied by Juarez. Yet the British Government while it refuses to recognize our's. Our Government is stronger than Maximilian's for that was established by a foreign army, (that of France) and is by that foreign army still defended in the Mexican capital. Our's was established by the