The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-29
HOME RULE FORIRELAND.
THE CABINET TO SUPPORT GLAD
STONES NEW BILL


STONES NEW BILL
The Committee Having the Matter In
Charge Long sinos Familiar With
oladstone's Proposals-ReRistrat
Reforms, Publlcans' Licenses and
Parish Councils the Most Important
of the Other Measures to Be Pushed
by the Government.
(CopVrioht. 1892 BY the " p. Associated Prsss.l
LONDON, Oct 2S-That section OF the
cabinet having any influence whatever with
the home rule proposals have long been 50
versed In both the leading principles and de-
tails OF the measure that the presentation OF
a draft Of the bill yesterday, il preseuta-
tion occurred at all, must have been con>
sidered a mere formality. Immediately
after the government was formed, Mr..
Gladstone constituted several committees,
each charged with preparing the lead.
ing measures OF the coming session
OF parliament. The home rule committee
consisted of Mr.. Gladstone himself Earl
Spencer, Sir William Vernon Harcourt.
John Morley and Sir George Trevelyan,
Supreme confidence prevails in the inner
most ministerial circle regarding the sbso-
lutte unanimity of the cabinet committee on
the home rule scheme. With the commit
tee in unison, dlssension among the minor
members OF the cabinets is improbable, aud it
is certain that bill will be presented in
parliament without the remotest chance Of
any minister breaking loose from his col
leagues.
OTHER IMPORTANT MEASURES.
The government measures next in fmpora
tance before the cabinet are electoral regis
trRtiOn reform, publicans' licenses and parish
councils bills. All OF these have been drafted
and II oan now be announced that they will
form the bulk OF the business OF the session
The Irish eviction commission
will begin Its mseting
Nov. 10, Lister Drummond, secretary is
an Oxford man and Catholic convert, who
has long served under Justice Matthew,
president OF the commission, as revising bar
rister. Both Justice Matthew and Score
tary Drummond are In sympathy with the
tenants and will so vitalZe the inquiry as
TO dispel the suspicion Of certain nationalists
that the commission was put of.
TIE CURRENCY AGITATION.
The currency agitation radiating from
Manchester as a center Is now waking uD
commercial and financial circles of London.
The London Chamber Of Commerce will
shortly be asked TO tndorse the principal
resolution adopted by the meeting in Man.
chester last night, which afirns that the
best remedy for tue depression In trade is a
broad international compact reopeninR
the minls Of all leading nationa of che world
to the unrestricted coinage Of gold and
silver aud demands that the govern meut
cooperate with the coming international
monetary conference TO secure such an
agreement. In the highest financial quar-
ters, however, there ID q belief that the gov
ernment intends to pursue a policy OF in
ertia on the currency questions. On the
other hand, the Indian currency commit
tee will not take long TO arrive at decision.
The personnel of this committee, Lord
Hersohell, Mr.. Farrer and Mr..
Currie, forbids the hope that the recon-
mendations will be such as will meet with
the approval Of the members of the Brus-
sells monetary conference. Sir John Lub-
book, In "A speech at a meeting OF the
chamber Of commerce, gave some indication
OF the line OF the Indian committees re-
commendation In suggesting an increase Of
seiRnorage or coinage charged. Other ex-
perts deny that this is the real remedy, but
beyond this the Indian COMMITTEES is not ex-
pected TO 60. This committee will mako ita
report at about the time the international
conference assemblies.
attend the oonverzasiones given In his honor
by tie National Liberal Club, but he has
promised to look in upon the meetings
His son Herbert will accompany him to pro-
tect him from tndulging In an impromptu
speech.
THE FAIR TRADE CLUB.
The Fair Trade Club has opened a house
in Pail Mall, where prominent members of
the Golden Club are invited to monthly
dinners- The Fair Trade Club is chiefly
constituted of avowed protectionists. Lord
Masham Of Swinton is president. Charles
Edward Howard Vincent, member OF the
House Of Commons for Sheffield central /;
William Bromley Davenport Conservative, i,
member for Cheshire; Alexander Stavely
Hill (conservati member for Stafford
shire, and Lord Stanley Of Alierly QiberaD
form promising nucleus Of political
strength.
Sir Charles Tupper. as government pleni-
potentiary, will go TO Paris early in Novem-
Der TO open negotiations for commercial
treaty between France and Canada.
LIE CARoN's BOOK.
Michael Davitt, writing in the SPECS ber,
charaoterizes lie Caron's book OF iemi-
niscences as Scissors and paste mixed with
bad invention" With reference to LIE
Caron's assertion that lie brought
Devoy 70 Patrick Egan, who was
then in Paris, Mr.. Davitt says that he has
obtained from Mr.. Egan the Identical sealed
packet Ia fac simile Of hich appears IN the
Speaker and instead Of containing a Clan
na-(iael document, which Le Caron declares
he could not trust to ths mails, IL proved 20
contain only an ordinary letter Of intro-
duction. MIR. DGvitt denouDces LIE Carou's
statements generally as palpable yarns.