The New York herald., 1878-03-28

exceIcut effect upon the relations Of tho two coun
tries, he was able to explain iuy to tho Secretary
Of State and to tho Foreign Affairs Committee Of
the House the actual condition OF affairs IN Mexico
II is generally understood that Mr. Foster re-
CARDS President Dinz an able and strong
man, under whose rule Mexico has op-
portunity " obtain and maintain a settled
form OF government and the permanent establish
OF law and order, and that his overthrow would be
not only very grave calamity TO that country. but
would probably DO followed by a condition but little
bettor than anarchy. IL understood here that tho
recognition OF Prosldens Daz will follow very quickly
aitcr Mr. Fosters ARRIVAL In Mexico
Mr.. Schleicher Will tomorrow on Friday present
his report on Mexican relations TO the House, 1t will be
avoluminous document, as 1t contains great deal OF
evidence on the border troubles and the relations
OF tho two countries. 1t 10 not believed that Mr.
Schleicher will mako any recommendations AZ to
recognition. hut that no will fully develop the fact
that It rs both our interest and cuty 10 give moral
support to the constituted authorities IN tho neishbor-
ing Republic AMI that IL would bc greatly to ad
vantage " Mexico wsro under a permanent govcro-
mont strong enough TO enforce Law and order
In an It's. States Ho will probably recommend
that our government shall vigorously assert
tho rights oi Americans In Mexico, and thus obtain
security against forced loans, and that hc will
also urge that wo shall maintain tho frontier
force OF regular troops sufficient TO protect our own
people against raids from tho other and TO pursue
tho robbers across the limo II anywhere Tho Mexican
authorities shall be unable 10 not against them He
win also suggest that President Daz shall DO asked
encourage immigration into Mexico by Offering Sc
curity to American capital and labor dcslrous en-
gage IN building railroads, developing mines or In
other industries.
THE MAssACHUsErTs CONTESTED ELEcrIoN-
FoLtY OF THE DEMocnArs
Tho democrats in tho House to-day went half way
In folly, which. " thcy complete It tomorrow is
likely 10 damage them seriously and Justly In Mas
sachusctts. Tho case Is that Of Dean against Fieli,
and the minority report OF tho Elections COMMITTEES
which favored Field, tho sitting member, republi-
can, was lost BY tie vote. 1t 10 now prob
able that tomorrow Field will be seated, which
will givo the democrats another votc In
this House, where they DO need II, aud probably
lose them several In the House, wherc they will
need ali they can gN Boston democrats here say
that Dean, the republican, ought 10 have tho scat and
TO unseat him will damage tho democrats In Boston
next tall very much.
AN EXPLANATION OF SENATOR HowE's CHANGE
OF OPINION REGARDING THE ADMINIsTnA-
TON.
Tho town is laughing to-day tho story generally
CICuut0os anu kDoWu u oc truo, tnat senator hOw0
did last summer personally tho President to give
him tho then vacant supreme and did iator
take his friend "Boss Keyes" to the White House to
present him as his probable in tho Senate
IN case no himsef should DO translated 20 tho
Supreme Bench. They soy now that poor Mr.. Howe
thought tho Presidcnt's policy ana hts title both
good enough until General Harlan was made Supreme
judge and his later opinions DO appear even to
his friends to DO OF mucn consequence