HOUSE.
From now on the Ambassador exerted a round-about pressure--the method of "gradual approach" already referred to--upon the Foreign Office for Carden's removal.

An extract from a letter to the President gives a hint concerning this method: * * * * * I have already worked upon Sir Edward's mind about his Minister to Mexico as far as I could.

Now that the other matter is settled and while Carden is behaving, I go at it.

Two years ago Mr.Knox made a bad blunder in protesting against Carden's "anti-Americanism" in Cuba.

Mr.
Knox sent Mr.Reid no definite facts nor even accusations to base a protest on.