Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-05
MOSTLY MOSOMETALLIsTs.
10 NOTe Talk HaaTd about tho Futll.
lily Of tho Congress,
FARMERS seek RELIEF IA Immediate
LcEisiniion.-A Agitation
aud WifcpuIicrs.

LONDON, Nov. 4.-Now that the
membership OF the monetary confer.
ence has been fully made up, IL Is
evident that the advocates or a single
standard arc Ia the majority. Eng.
land, Germany, Austria aud Belgium
will send delegates having prepoudcr-
ance Of monometnllsis, yet tho grow
log belief In London Circles Ia that the
conference viii pilec. sOme arrange
mems.
Tue talk formerly INDUCED la about
the iullity Of the cOngress II no longer
heard. Tue president of the Institute
OF Bankers ia his inaugural address
referred TO the currency question az
urgently demanding reasonable set
Element IL WAS theduiy OF thu gov
menL he said, TO fluid n practical
remedy for thU existing difficulties,
which could never be met by thrureti-
cal discussions. The declaration had
great significance. The English dele
CATION havvisa yet received no urhnite
Instructions. Il 10 reported that
the government IN considering the
suggestions by influential firms OF
Manchester, Liverpool aud LOnd0n
10 settle the question ON basis
" reciprocal concessions, the gold
standard countries taking silver cuins
Mt par anu the silver countries giving
la return reductions in tariffs. A
leading expert on the subject told an
Associated Press correspondent thnt
reciprocity upon silver coinage basis
would DO impaotloable.
When Gladstone soon after takitg
tho reins Of office hold a conferences
with Mccarthy and O'Bnen On
HOME RUIZ,
he gave them the distinct impression
that the forthcoming bill OF the liberal
government would provide for n full
representation OF Irish members Ia the
Imperial Parliament. the progress
u the bill In the cabinet cnuucils dur
ing the present week has darkened tho
prospects OF approval by the NATIONAL
ists. Supporters Of the ministry FAY
Tho cabinet n discussing iavofablY the
clause to retain Irish representation IN
parliament but TO reduce the number
Of members entitled ~ vote on upper
inl quehtiOns only from 1903 10 rs. Un-
der tne new scheme another point re-
garding which the Irish lead
NlN hAh AAhNN W NNAAAN lhAF WV
llsion with the ministry Ia the de.
clsion that the Imperial Parliament
shall by two.thirds vote have power
to veto any or all bills passed by the
Irish Parliament. The Irish National
ists demand ia Il the sole right To veto
such bills should be- vested In the
Crown under the direct advice OF tho
Irish ministers.
The McCarthyites are better pleased
with the amendments giving tne Irish
Parliament control over the police nud
judiciary anu literal provisions 10 set.
tie this land question after the iuuds
under the existing purchase acts bhAll
have been exhausted,
Both the Liberal and Conservative
wirepullurs are ,rying 10 sells advaut-
ago IN the agitation springiIg up be-
cause OF the
DEPRESSION ~ AGRICULTURE.
The iarmers' party demands Include
the resdjus,ment OF the rates farmers
pay for holding formation LAM, tue
cOurts' reduction OF uthcs aud income
taxes and the reform vi thu game law.
Farmers are now iariug the worst or
any year known 10 the present genera
lion, anu are seeking relief Ia lmmedi-
alto legislation ON these li.es.