The New York herald., 1878-02-22
FROM OUR REGULAR CORE sPoNDENT

WAsHSGroS, Fob. q, 1873.
MEXICAN AEFAIRs-AN EXHAUSTIVE REPORT
REoARp1Na OUR RELATIONS WITH THE s1s-
TER REPUBLIC TO BE MADE By Mr.. scHLEI-
CHER-THE QUESTION OF pIAz RECOGNITION
According to tho understanding between Secretary
Evarts and tho House Subcommittee OF Foreign
Affairs, of which Mr.. Scheiohcr Is chairman, the
question of the recognition OF tho Diaz government
will not be decided upon until the elaborate report
which Mr.. Schleicher has preparing Is presented
to the House, This report will bo exhaustive, and
comprehend full r6vow Of all that has trans pircd
In the relations recently Of the United States and
Mexico II will bc accompanied by explanatory
index furnishing important data connected with the
details Of the report. Mr. Schlcchor will treat undor
their various heads bis report sho questions aris-
ing In connection with the libre or Tree zone
which is asylum for criminals, tho extradition
treaty, the border troubles. inscparabie from the
revolutionary condition OF tho country. and, finally.
that OF commercial relations, about which
there is grcnt deal OF mlsapprehensiou. Tho
fact Is, Mr.. Scheicher says, that Mexico always
had the advantage Of tho United States on account
OF the ncrtncss which has attended her int
relations with for long term of years. during
which troubles with hor the border have cx-
istcd, while, tho other hand, people, >tbrougn
indifference and ignorance heretofore TO the true
and extont Of border troubles Mexico
have paid attention In the true bearing OF IN,
Mexican question upon our national honor aud
its relations. Hence Mr. schIeicher, IL 20
ing 10 present the In hts re-
port in such way that Il viii scrvs a. a compsn-
dum Of all these difficulties and their causes and ma
turc Mr. schleicher stamps the mile diversions con.
ncsled With the Bslis shsissr and Turner sscspaacs
peing ony Subdivisions or the case and in broad
field Of Wow Insignificant and uninteresting. What
he viii sndsavor 49, the contrary, 10 hit the
question to a higher plane and relieve It from all 70.
lationship to local matters In this connection no
remarks that the scat OF tho disease must
be got A., nnd, MS tnkipg up the minor
points Is like trying TO pimples on tho
body with bottle of sarsaparia tho root OF the NAL
ady Is what should be removed. Thcro
Is only one common head and OF our troubles
with Mexico, and that is the and revo uionary
character Of It's government Our citizens cannot be
protected by Mexico alone We must do that our
selves, aud look after our interests, furnishing
the power and force to do IT, irrespective tho Mexi-
can government. Consequently the exaction OF any
conditions from tho Diaz government prior to rccog-
milton as o condition thereto he docs not think would
amount to anything or mako things any better for
tho United States
There never has been but peaccabis transfer OF
governmental authority in the history OF the govern
ments OF Mexico, ana Daz Is himself the creation OF
violence and force OF arms What must do 10 TO
lift Mexico by assistance, " we cas-, from her con.
dition automatically This tho ground taken by
President Buchanan He declared that the policy OF
this country was TO strengthen Mexico and relieve
her as far as possible from her disability.
The report OF Mr.. Scheicher will DO ready In about
a week or days. at which time or shortly after u
is understood that Secretary Evarts will take steps to
recognize tho government Of Das
THE CHINESE Observation-Disclosures Chill
DREN REFUSED ACCESS TO THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.
Mr. Kennedy concluded his argument to-day before
tho House Committee on Education aud Labor tnths
Chinese question, ana In reutaton Of a denial made
at the last meeting by Congressman Luttrc Of Cali
orna, that there were thousand Chinese minors In
the State and that they refused to the
pubic schools, Mr.. Konnedy produced telegram,
authorised By tho Blk Companies, stating that the