Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-12
John MORLEY's COMMISSION.
n. Treaty Between Franco and Can-
ada Progressing.
the MONETARY CONFERENCE.
Bsrlng Sea ArbItrniors.-A Domestic
ser,ant Union Formed
In london.

LONDON, Nov. ll.-No event in the
recent history Of the Conservative
party approaches in Importance the
adoption OF the new programme by the
conference OF Conservatives associa-
ton In England. The platform, which
H. frankly democratic, even goes be-
yond the New Castle programme OF
the Liberals In admitting the popular
control OF part legislation, and further
contrasts fRvorably with the Liberal
federation policy as allowing greater
Independence OF opinion among the
adherent Of tho principle OF uDioniem.
The hsidiiy Of the old Toryism has
absolutely vanished and IL replaced by
the elaslic constitutionalism which
Baliouf and other leaders accepted.
Though certain older members OF the
party continue TO think IL Incompatible
with genuine Conservatism and dan
gcfous to the success OF the party.
The government programme includes
electoral registration reform, with the
equalization OF the seats and Ieduc-
ton Of the requirements 10 qualify
voters. This In itself Is a trump.
The conference next approved the
extension Of the franchise TO female
ntepayets; DISTINGUISHED illiterato
votes; the popular control Of the liquor
trafiit; PROVISIONS Tor aged working
men 10 enable them TO acquire land for
tuild!ng purposes; an amendment TO
The employers liability laws and the
factory acts Ia the workingmen's In.
teies,s. Finally, some touch OF home
illelsm was infused into the pro-
CANINE by the approval OF the transfer
o. the private bill procedure from a
Parliament committee TO local bodies.
The transformed spirit OF the party Ia
attributed largely 10 the llberalizlBg
influence OF the Unionist allies aud
partly 10 the leaders recognizing the
necessities Of the times.
John Morley's evicted tenants com.
mission stems doomed to disastrous
iailuie, Neither Lord Salisbury's jibes
nor Balfour's denunciatlon are causing
lhe collapse OF the commission, but the
International dispatches and partisan
Encouragement by Justice Matthews
are lhe chief factors In the breakup.
BESIDES Murphy, who resigned, Muir
rough o'Brien will retire, and another
member, Roche, has intimated a desire
70 be replaced. The desert,ons are
hNtibute1 to Justice Matthew'S proce.
uure, The Withdrawals leave two
members Of the commission, but Il 10
iuihored that the government will I'LL
Tue vacancies with home rule nomi.
mss Tbs Rauicale have abandoned
All nope OF any legislation for
evie'ed tenants during the present sei-
son, Tbs plan now discussed In min
hteiial circles In not 10 ask the House
VI commons TO vote u grant for relief,
oul 10 eyade the decision in the House
~ drawing funds enough from Ireland
" purchase compulsorily portiIn OF
'ssles from obstinate landlords.
Do on Charles Tupper's negotiations In
aus iof the conclusion Of the com
IIelcial treaty between France aud
ppshsua are making favorable progress.
., lahee makes minimum tariff conces-
hons TO Canada.
The independence Beige OF Brussels
announces that Montefiore Levy, ons
me belgian delegatee, will preside
ference, ' WI"
20 me bering Sea arbitraiors who are
s /" meet 10 Paris win probably not as
hmuls VII February. In official circles
u.,e Tue opinion prevails that the abb.
"I W, proceedings will be- protracted.
ilors returning from Woodstock
taoy 70 The general regret felt by
DMnsp.ople due to the death OF the
luke OF Marlborough.
in ne latest trade union development
~ LONDON In the formation OF a do.
I,sue tervants' union. Seven hum
ih su servants have already Joined, ana
, ~" union Intends TO holu omen air
ismNngs, ana give expression TO their
. mat the government establish
i,ss .hir labor exchange, where no