New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-04
THE PROPOSED MONETARY CONFERENCE.
WHO THE UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVES,

WASHINGTON March 3.There is nothing, so fer as
the Brussels conference OF 1892 is concerned 70 pre-
the United States from sending representatives,
to another International monetary congress- II one
should be called by any Of thu European nations
When the Brussels conference Of 1892 adjourned II
Was to meet in the following May. Meanwhile Mr..
Cleveland had succeeded Mr.. Harrison. Thereupon
the American delegates to the conference tehdered
their designations. These delegates were senators
Allison Of Iowa. and Jones. OF Nevada Representa-
tive McCreary Of kentucky: Mr. Andrews OF Khode
Island an,t Henry W. Cannon, of New-fork. the eN-
Controller Of the Treasury In one case, at least
President Cleveland declined to accept the reslEna-
ton and it is believed that this declnaton extended
To- IN" remaining deli gates.
Subsequently President Cleveland conferred with a
number II the Democratic leaders among whom was
Mr. Mccrearv OF Kentucky. who had been menu
Der 81 the BRUSSELS conference In the TWO HohtHS
following the induction % Mr.. Cleveland INTO once
thor, had been ~ change in the monetary cohl''o"s
of the United states Europe IT was not deeme'
advisable therefore. to send delegates to the AZ
iourp.d conference which was to NEE: in May.
President Cleveland was the more Inclined to take
thI, step in view OF the fact that letters were re-
celvad from several Of the most prominent members
Of the conference representing Europeah cou"','eN'
which showed that they. too. did not pe''''c III -
ANYTHING could be accomplished at that time fresl-
5e,t Cleveland thercupon communicated with Mr.
Nontanora Lew Of Brussels. who had been the
president of the conference, requesting MN 20 nG.s
the other Delegates that the matter Shou'u eo"''"
ty "g now - nrrei since Germany purposes asking
Tor new CtIiin f. cooperate with the United
States In bringing about a NOR" eNteiut 70 vii
silver and Is not doubted that TINS SouheE ,ny
a.. uronerly represented in the event that an i"N-
tafion 10 such a conference be received. .
Speaker crisp will not announce IN. Iepi ~nsd
tive. on the part of the House on the nGopossa
conference until after the Sundry tlNll APP b"e
been APPROVED by the President. There is some
dissatisfaction on IN" part OF m,s.l"g that the
original resolution should have been so arneil"'
as to apply only to mt me oti,ons S,rs circulated
on m. Kepuhlican side OF the chamber. one asking
,b Sno'k.r - appoint MIR. Hepburn, Of Iowa, on
49, ,,,rf.r,nce an3 The other making similar 70
oIo.t FOR Mr. nit Of Illinois. The Hepburn petition
%3s ni. s'Ti A. en ,. !ncuci all he Nebraska
low and Northeastern Representatives gehtraly,
,re5 SON on he petition. Mr.. Htts petition was
signed almost Wholly by t:a.tf ~, ~. ,1 New
England and Onto with here and there man from
the Wr.' Tho rivalry. when - GOO , m oh
served, ,nc majority ~ the Egnuolc1nSs o %I M Ie
~ more nearly represents Eastern thouSh' on u''
on ,h democratic side The friends Of Mr. Money;
~ Nles...ipai are urging his selection. and seNsraI
,n.r.i,r- Inv spoken ~i;h The speaker asking MN
,'r..,ry - Kentucky. b. also ;aked o. II is urtsl
bus behalf thai h. ~"ui nr'ns TO tmG ,Ssf his
r..Iran upon The money question IS one 81 '','re
Conservation. wholly Gnh4i-S'l '| 'N''"o '''
rar 4 POPLAR DEMONSTRATIONS TO-DAY.
ST. Paul. March O. Ia the House OF Representa-
tive. Yesterday MIR. Downs Introduced the follow
Ing resolution. which VAS adopted by the h'iuo-
lion majority. ,
,,.,.r..- 8, high noon on March the LID
Congress SIN Democratic majority III e''h
house .Ill .,aro 20 exist. AMI - 49,.
durlor th. lsr OF This CONGRESS been subjected 10
untnlI dou,stic misery. financial distress ana po-
Ilti.ll li--rt.c. ..- ,.,
Rc.oly,l That al patriotic Americans, from
Maine t. Texas and from FlUriia To oregon, are
~. b.. t.,.t.l fo celebrate the hour of our Do
u,.r,ure is fh" blowing ot whistles. th' nying OF
a.. Ga. ringing of bells and th" booming of can
f'n, 'tor.by declaring To IN" world by great op-
i..t- Lesson that IA" American peop" hav" De
,.rrutr.I that never again viii th'} trust the DuSl
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