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Troublesome Decrees in Mexico Stir U.S. Protest
The Savannah Georgian reports a diplomatic letter from the United States to Mexico’s Foreign Relations Minister dated May 1868. It condemns a May decree levying a one percent forced loan on foreign capital, arguing it targets U.S. citizens and breaches treaties. The envoy urges Americans abroad to refuse payment. Also noted are Illinois Democratic proceedings and assorted domestic items.
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Mexico
Forsyth
Savannah
Seroatiox Oy
Arexcellency Sr
Louis G. Curval
Euvoy
United States
John Black
Bando
Cuevas
Diaro Oficial
Juan Othon
Department of San Luis Potosi
Diario
Great Britain
London
U.S
U. S
Cuensa
Illinois
Ilinois
Illinois Administration
Springfeld
Administration Democracy
John Dougherty
Reynolds
Cincinnati
Douglas
Republican Party
Union
Gulf of Mexico
Illinois Democracy
Filst
Washinton
Utah
Washington
Great Salt Lake City
Department of State
Shaw
Congress
Texas
Eomo
Ible
Washington City