Nation's stance on foreign policy and politics in 1877
Washington dispatch surveys reactions to Evarts era policy including Ord plan against Rio Grand thieves and maintenance of American rights abroad. It notes Butler MacVeagh contest, silver restoration hopes, Southern internal improvements, Sherman administration curbs, and rumored Cabinet moves as observers forecast next Congress and 1877 conventions.
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