, 1881-03-10
Levi T.. Morton Nominated fol-
tho French nIissi0n-Hrady
and Kinds.
Hewitt Contributes $fOO Toward
the Discovery Of the Morey
Forgers.
4 Caucus Of the Democratic Senators
The Chairmanships-Davis
and Mahone.
MONETARY CONFERENCE

Sptetai Uispaseb 10 The CA4tapo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. C., March 9.-Thu names
Of william, II. Evnrts, of New York, Allen
&. Thurman, Of Ohio, a1d Timothy o. iowp,
of Wisconsin,, were to-day sent to tho Senate
as tho members 0f thu international MoNe-
tary Conference OIL the part Of tic United
States. They wero Utmost Instantly cum
lrmcd. Ntr. Eyarts still remains in Wnsf1-
ington awaiting tho nct'un Of the AdmInfstra-
tlon. To THE TRIBUNE representative WHO
called upon Him after tho names had tcen
ANNOUNCED to the Senate Atr. Evarts stated
tint l1e l,ud nothing tn SHY It's to his appo'nt-
mint, or rs to ltis probable acceptance OF
tho position, but ho dill not hesitate to
give free expression to his opinion upon tic
general subject Ut tho international Colt
ference md tho object which It seeks to &C.
comp,tsli. II hIve been engaged now for
four years." snfd Mr. ESarts+ " III attempting
to bring about this Conference. Tho present
Conferences Is the result of joint invitation
FROM Franco and tho United States to the
utl1cr Powers. 1t ts tile necessary aud OK
1sccted result OF the Conference wlllcll pro-
cednd It, md which seemed to have failed.
Tho first Conference was premature. but
necessary. It prepared tho way for ttIis.
Thcro lsls bccll
A MARKED CHANGE IN EUROPEAN sEST1.
ALNT
since tho Inst Conference. Germany, which
declined to uttund the former Conference, Is
now earnestly IN favor OF THIS one Inc
monetary conditions III tho country hasn
I" Imn,sn t,,"t u p,sno1 ri. himsnf nfter tia nd
..a' .,, IN 1n,,rnroo., ro.,rntto,,
Sate Sat erar S sa s not Hsafc
is now heartily III favor Of some agreement.
and ,ua f1ntHrnihH hmm II rHt1H that
,ntin' ..tlI a,1t n n,smorci IT. viii ,toubtlcss bo
"'' s".s n.s'""lsn' 1., ), w
accepted by tho other Powers.
tnefo os t",era',. s,ao s" s% , ~ ,%c
double standard tltlli before Z"
| "Yca, thers Ara strong gln!licatlons tintsuc
Is te fact with regard TO- GrGat HIilnln;;, @ a;,,.o,r
will npprovu?', ,.,
+,1'iat." replied Mr. Eyarts, With the eau;
tio,is diplomatic mir which has chatactcfizeu
his hdnlinStrat,on Of he state pep}ast'aeh1 ,M}'a
sh,1, },ova oxnrrsscd Icr nnjniors Mt tha COLI
sn!onna st.a1 '.aS" J, o>p''''ea "s' 'l'"' ~ ~
'sssn = IL rou link for favorable result from
LII ~ In pnhfio onInion was mt rIpe when
.,,o iaat ~ rTn,..nss u cn,,vu"nI wns n9t.
i,"xersr- exnirtsti tint thu meeting would bt,
s"ccessfuf. II nreparnd Mc way for tliIs olir.
nns,er,n,.,tt S.n nn5 IT, t|Mt ths scsc Uf
p ;upa,ntus it,n, ~, 9,,,cstlon ~ law i:o,,fsr
rns txop rpc nxmcnticti % SSGW in,meIiatcly, allii
'.,,t ~ ,,,rrn .rn1,t fnr et,nnvlI ID f,fII[
| thst nuhlc Sentiment was not then rently fur
il. Tiio tinlu had not then co,De. ! inyu
been constantly working for this result siMce
tlIut tinlu, Tho countries co,lih not be
l0stenct. THO time Inns colne now.h
"Wjnt ratio TO you anticipate tho Con-
ference will rtcomnlend?"
"That IL MT fur me to predict. we can
tell better after tho Conference. Whaseve.
decision IL ulade by tho Conference, anl
| confident
VIII. M AccErrEn IN THIS COUNTRY.
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ne nlteon alla omGi ~ M raiT a',1r .to onh r. o',
aHpfseits tho s'assf y t %r oo@t HIT certam,
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