Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-06-26
GRATIFIED BY AMERICAS PARTICI-
PATTON IN THE JUBILEE.
FRIENDLY FEELING PROMOTED.
MAY BE A GREAT ASSISTANCE To
BIMETALLIsM.
Ministers Said to Be Ready to Send
DeIeEates to an International
Conference, Although Not
Agreed on the Finan-
ciaI Question.

Tondon June 25-The favorable impress
sion produced in England by President Nc
<inley's action in appointing special am
bassy for the historic occasion OIL the
queens jubilee Is emphasized py the u's,
tincticn with which it has been receiver
AZ court and in the highest social circles
All the members OF the special embassy
share in the exceptional honors ana al'eA
tions paid to them as representatives VI
the United States. Royalty has set tle
style and every reference to America III
the public press is sympathetic anu appie
cigtive The fact is generally recognized
tbat America has departed from her usual
haIf-hearted methods of diplomatic inter-
course with foreign nations and taken her
Mace with dignity and distinction IN the
,,orld's court of honor, opened IN Loluoh
for the purpose of congratulatlhs 'n1
oueen and her empire on her lohs anu
prosperous reign ,o.ad nv this
Good feeling has been proill01'eG r,srican n
evrenfional demonstration OF Amer IcaI, 10 II
conrtesv and appreciation, ana the W.
NAV have been opened for the auJus auJIst tbe
of several questions Vltaliy .nn silver on
limited States. For example, the sliSTa iN hood "a
80 with Senator Wolcott at theH t nesl+,
viii arrive in London next, aIteF o1 SrIl.S
nnon their work in Paris nnoeT J, WY i"C -
favorable circumstances. IheE H,1.r IISrn,eg n
iact ie to interest the leading Europedli, !, y
1owers in the question OF bimetaliSSiIi, Jr,S =
r. secure their consent to re-esldol,ls@l !, @ Ille
| The monetary conference. The fTencH ,', 80
eminent favors this project anu Get ~ i"l,s n,
onIv awaits the action of England IN or
der to fall into line. ,- ,,assed an
Tho bouse of commons has paSSeu al
| ocaJernic resolution in favor OF piIhe. "a -
| ism hut the ministers are dlNlueu - ~
| snhiact Mr. Balfour is conVlhceu plllot @ =,
| aIliSr and several of his colleag1 a if - a.
| the same mind. Lord SALISBURY i nisS ii
| Lnov,n 10 share Mr.. Balfour views, ~ :
| tbouph he Is more cautious ana moueLd y
| in expressing them. Mr.. ChanhpeL I"iIi ~ oniS
| otbars are on the fence, and theTe - Ol!ls
: 60 nronounced monometallist with conNic'
| lions unclouded by doubt. TINS Is tne cIialt- a.,
| celIor of the exchequer, with hnaheldi Aoii
| don behind him. LII, 4, wall under.
| stood in the best circles of information u
| fhat the ministers, while unable 70 as5T, sII'
| Tnon any other point, Will unuOuDleulS
| Consent to send delegates to new inter
| national conference. This may De stdte' st
| with the utmost positiveness. Inese @ @uele
4 gates moreover, VIII not DC IIa IIue -,
| 6Sononetailists. convinced in advance ina
| nothing can be done for silver, Dut open
| minded men, ready to discuss me coIhPie1
| question in all its bearings Ihe Ts,OPeHiiit
| 6f the Indian mints is also probable. =,
| Senator Wolcott and his colleaSues II
| pressing their argument here Tor Iresn ~ "a
| ternational action, VIII nave hiSnS rn1s- -, .
| ences in their favor, and one OF the strons
| est will be the good feeling produCeu ~ ~
| Americas hearty participation IN the Iu
| bilee celebration. ..,.,, ,,o.-,-oo,
other questions are unsettled bet~eei
| England and America, and the eXchanS
of good offices and jubilee congratulduoIl
| over the event in which the queen sup
iects are profoundly interested can hardl
fail TO be helpful in securing a satlsIacloI'
| adjustment of them.