The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-07
END OF MAxIMILIAN.s REIGN,

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we will not now undertake to decide 1t
is sufficient for our present purpose to say
that both Spain and England backed out.
1t is said there was quarrel which led to
this on the part of England and Spain.
Some days ago we had an article upon this
branch of the subject, and we do not now
care to repeat what we then said.
Suffice it to say that NAPOLEON main
tanned his ground and persisted in invad-
ing Mexico, which he did, and under mill
tary dictation, in the city of Mexico, on
July D. 1863 compelled the following
decree
~ Inc Mexican naiion ADOPTS, as IT'S
W O " with q ra,hnIio princa
The sovereign shall take the title of En-.
peror of Mexico 3. The Imperial crown
Of Mexico is offered to his Imperial and
Royal Mlghness the frinee FERDINAND
antS a If tbe Archdmke of an S rts0H Fsr
dinand Maximilian. should moi take nos
session of the throne that is offered him,
the Mexican nation relies on the good will