\:to" repeated discouraging failures
and rebuffs, he tiuallv met comtuls
sioners who had been appointed by
the new .Mexican government which
?III- ceded that of Santa Anna. Hut
?h!- "a after President Polk had
or.le: e.l his recall. I rist disregarded
the recall order and negotiated the
treat > of iitiadalupe lltdaluo, which
?,<s accepted on both Hides, and ended
t lie >\ a i.
President I h e* id o l c I? oosc ve 11 u ;t s
one of the mo-t since fitl mediators
in bistoi v. a fai t i\ h h was ivi op
ur/ed hen the No! ?! l.'onnn i^sion
a >\ at iled III., ? ;n ,. . n.
ill ? >ii.j<i*\m>i: \ it
nit i>I t;nT i o n.osK
I Tune >. 100.1. lloo;.e\ elt brntipht
the his.-,. .1 a |M tier i \\ to , clone )?'
'?emlillu I.lcntiea. disp; to IVtrO
?;i oi and lokvo uipinu i|?o bellicorertt
uo\ eminent: to cuiet into peace ne
????! i 11 ions
l.'ussia's defeats in the field
i.t|>an serious financial strait*
pelleil then, to i omp.'i . Potll sen?
\'0> s to the Polled St ites, who
uottated tin treaty of Pot tsmoutti.
The Napoleonic peace tteatfes usually
bepan witii an armistice. The most
famous, the treaty of Tilsit, wa g
tOontmuiSd on Seventh i'uac.) ^.
