| Content Description | Informs him Señor Isturiz had been instructed to state that the Spanish government accept the offer and that he therefore considers the question settled; states that he was sure they had strong objections to the proposals; Marshall O'Donnell had mentioned that any guarantee would be open to criticism from the opposition; informs him Señor de Castro intended to oppose the proposals and that he was believed to have strong grounds; reports that the terms of peace were used daily to attack Marshall O'Donnell; Buchanan states that he must have great confidence to meet the adverse reaction predicted when the final terms become public. |