, 1877-11-24

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MISCELI.ANY.
STANDARDIZATION.
LONDON. Noy. ga dispatch from berlin
Ears tho Governments OF tlcrmahy anil the
United States hare entered thto negotiations
for mutual naturalization treaty 10 supesscde
fnan Statcs.
GREAT F1nE.
LONDON Nov. &A-rnformation haa been re.
cetvclt that Crrat t3rc Is raging ut BAlla, on
The eastern Ctast Ut liraxli.
ENGLISH VIEW or tSYLATtoT.
The lou.e: s's 4 csn:ses; ':, Il Washington ,,avc
becn occupied stt'cc ll'c opening III the session
with financial qucstionr. i Is not, perhaps,
generally remembered taw directly The interests
Of political tinrtics tn thc United States. An
trrcslkttl'c attraction 1las drawn H.. fUr Il 1ung
time, ins', tho e!Hsc't Hna's3at connection wta.
onr American kins1nrn. English Investors hold
ho'1ls ot ur tnIon: Ene.t, ca.ht Al has con
stFuctcd the greater part nf the railway system
of The Status. an1 probably retains prc~
mnlcraling interest n tho property,
iran credit would hc ilisastrously felt In
Eurapc. aud especially IN Tits country; hut It
would hc tar nIure rui'rnis to Americans them"
sGlvrs. Seeing Hits clearly, the great maturity
ot Intelligent Maslncas men III tn" lni'ct! Statcs
have strtvcn tnifd lurg tic past right years to
ret back 10 thu hntid Ertultsu uf tpcrtc t.ay.
%snt: ~ ITS "ts a tsf c S"s', % Fs .n[n 't i,si
III ncw communities. md are still aniong the
predominant pnlitlcal influences in Tho West.
y cuup!t III scars ago IL tectncd that tic soft
naancv" lnsfty N the United States ''a! ',ecn
lIke oto ant! Pcnnsslsant1, and the rr.ult of
tint can,nafEn was that In 1s7ti the
1,emrrnts =. wcft a. :, the Republicans
dcncy. anil 1iuiatina'' was thrust iuio Tic
background by cof,lElnn conKcnt. Bit ttl!cc the
installation ii President Hayes, The "s'tl-
u,,ilcy" advocates have taken u rev lcnsc OF
tics ut tho fal! r,ections oi tho present year
distinctly ,,ps,t The lnt.atn,ntstH tbsl,e. They
l.asr r1c'lgcd tl!r maturity of the Dcn1crats tn
tic tluuFc of f:rmetentaitscs 10 tie pulley of
Of prst,lriuc lta. t1nmr'i!ate repeal, an.s o1 *
tcn'ilug tl,r circulation uf paprr money. This
decided movement III the, part of the
l1cmocrats woi1!t hayc lsecn vcry serious
tile present Congress the overwhelming
rrclh''nterauec It rosscsscl In tue late
li"use oi Representatives: But the Dc'nrratic
majority las 'een reduced and. evrM with the
alliance of same " so1t.moncy Republican rscin-
lctt, the opponents u resumption aEr likely to
tinl ll,elr furces insufficient tnr tlIc ta*k thry
llare sct bt!urc thcm. II will NJ. he cnnuch ttr
them to carry tnctr point IN the Lower HOUSE Of
Congress; they must Obtain nm jNrity IN tho
scllatr ntsu: nfltl II tho Executive slnnitl rcs,
lntc1y resist thcr attacks, IL w.'ll.l need twu-
thirds majority IN both Houses to override tilat
resistance. ~ tt,e Senate the death " Sir.
Morton. II ln.lla1n, has reduced the NUM-
twr Of : Republicans to exactly ..onc-slnlf
TIC 1lunse, hut unc of tl'osc Republic.
ans "hocs nut attend tho scssto,.s IL thc
scnalc,' and o'le of them. d conspicuous rar.
pethnggcr iron, S4,uth Carullls., T. INV hcisg
prosscatcd In tl,r State courts un = cllar.e y!
corruption. Ti.ts bc:usc ls't,: t.le uesnte rats
thay have majority ~ hutil !tlNs"A oi t'on-
e1css. ,ar!, II Il iIcsusnpt"n Repeal hll ..a:' b.
carr.r, Us seems MT IIntrooanle. IN III" ll"t-e
D Representative. 1t mag lind sufficient !i,ltiI-
bcr ot supporters III The Senate also. The pres-
idcst, however. has declared thai he viii VITO
nscn taken within thu last lew days In tic
lluise OF Representatives slIuw tint cyeil
there the tw0.tfslrtis 'nlniorttY necessary tn
pass thu hill ovet the Presidents yctu, Is mt
Democrats Thc tra! If strength MIS- tase',
upon bill proposed bY Mr. Ewing. u Western
| member and the chtef Ut the uncon'pyumfsng
"lnt!at!onssta Of Ohio, wig hare latey lie.
statc. Sir. Ewings Ant.iscsulnrtiu.' iii, was
opt'osci iakt week BY the 1nujoritY with "tll!-
mastering" tastirs, aud, while. The majority
varied fr'nn lS0 to lao, the minority, ratged
t,rcs tAa' the Ant'l:csumlttuntsts tto NOT cu.l'.
n,unl anything like a two-thirb maturity In thu
lioase si REPRESENTATIVES. while thc sei.atr, tn
| nil probability. will he almost equally. d.
''ay tic advocates Of The i;cpecal lll
! succeeded. III til: nbscncc of one-
thiri of the tncn1,cEs nj tile House, ~ defeat
ihc tic faltl,llstcrlE nnrouents,a md tixil.x II
| direct vote. The President, however, retains
tho power nf thwartlsl. any sncasure pro,nutctl
by thc majority wh"l! nnay seem to him 10 oe
find III 1,.an