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James Buchanan, Buchanan's administration on the eve of the rebellion, Chapter 13: (search)
ded that the Chief Justice of Mexico, then General Juarez, should become President, until the end ofy rebellion headed by General Zuloaga; and General Juarez consequently became the constitutional Pre independently to defend their rights. President Juarez, after having been driven from the city oors. They naturally favored the cause of President Juarez, and expressed ardent wishes for his succn; whilst none had been organized with that of Juarez. The President. entertained some hope that ttitutional cause. Ere long the Government of Juarez extended its authority and was acknowledged inhe surrounding States. The final triumph of Juarez became so probable, that President Buchanan de authority to recognize the Government of President Juarez, if on his arrival in Mexico he should fivernment by presenting his credentials to President Juarez, having no hesitation, as he said, in pronouncing the Government of Juarez to be the only existing Government of the Republic. He was cordia[1 more...]