The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17

one assigned 10 him. Old Theirs. on rcturnin,
from his mission through Europe. snnr.
OF him with grcat enthusiasm. and do.
carcd that the merits OF Victor Emanuel woro
more than moderated Educated hr ho
Jesus. he imbibed many rules Of condno,
which were of great value to him OF turnin.
points of Ills career. Yet the Jcsuits prov,J
unable to sap his purpose. while his persona,
courage would have boon called rcckLso
bravery even in II common soldier. The mo-
tivity Of tlris worker. too. cannot be fully an
prcciatcd TIL the secret and private documents
referring to the contemporary history OF llaly
have been made public.
The role of Plus *. after his return from
Gacta. became one Of pure inertia lie repre-.
scented tho element Of friction in the great ma.
chincry. aud it became. OF course the task n,
the engineers working it to reduce this clem,n,
TO its minimum.
The united activity of these five men crea,ea
what is now known rs the Kingdom Of Italy
the patrlsnOny Of King lIumbcrto /. How solid
this Kingdom is. would be difficult to Judge now.
great sieal depends on the election Of the now
Pope anal his future relations 20 the young King
Humbertos personal dispositions, too, ara moi
well known yet. Tor he was constantly kent in
the background during the lifetime Of his
father Those who know him intimately sey
thnt h" is II man Of despotic nature and II
rash AMI blunt temperament If this be cor
rect b' ~ not unlikely to como TO a brush with
the racicnl and republican parties which nre
now Masking just rs much progress in Itnlv no in
any othcr of the European countries. with tho
ccricals he is in bad odor His father was nj
least a good. believing Catholic; but Humberto
Is Thoroughly Indifferent, and has not a Bit
Of belief about him. II tle kilograms
are to be trusted. the Sacred College has
alroady rejected. by n majority ~ 80 votes
to ID. all idea Of a reconciliation between
Church and State. Many Of tho visitors IN
Rome have observed II, and the Roman cor.
rcspondent of the London Times repeats nj.
most every week that the muster of Rome il
stiIl the Popc. not the King. and TINT fnr from
making of the Eternal city the Capital of Italv
tbe accommodated Government has made otit
merely an administrative centre. which 1t sue
c,,ds in maintaining only Inv In, force of orms
With the mass OF the people Humberto docs
not seem 10 be exceptionally popular. His
"i'e' M"rgarita' Is calicu the smile OF Italy,
ana m the frowh. HIS tark ana thick eyc-
brows meet at the bridge OF an ugly stuck-up
nose. his thlck' dark-rcd lips hnhg wide
apart MS eyes are harsn anu hxcd. All this
creates prejudice against him. with nothingto
counierbnlan"e 1t. except clean. soldier-liks
buIld. People seem to be aware OF the differ
~ ~. rs, w INV ,',".i "np WV
~ W '"''""' ""e '"'' ""poieu'
..,,. ,,, -, -
~, ~ ,,|'.., ~ "''
-. 80 g.. -, a'"-
i,, ,t t,.., a., - '.' -, 80, " We
-, Wv, ~, ","' :"
-, III. ,,'', w.. ~
..n,t.',''.''. ~ u "
80 49,. -, ..',',. ,,
-, 81, -. -, 49,,
''',' ~ Nv
-, =, NV 80 20 Nv. II ""' VIM"
10 Wv. "'''' '''' .""o''""' mn WI
- ~ '''o ''''-'' ". ,'o W .no"l-
',' n', o'''',
10, ~ ''' '''''' 'a9',"H ~ w "'u Nv"
army and whose onlv asnirn,ion sssms +, ho
military GLORY
,,,.e ... .i...,..,..,
,'', ~. VI 'i"'i'
| ~. - -. ,I,,,,, "' Wv,
T.. - 81, ,r, ~, ~. "n'u jar
| n,.,. ,1o,a,, ,.i 49,, ~, 'i"' , ~" ,-"'e'V'
hiin,, Co.. har.,,,,i ,1a.n,. 't' -
n,.r a., i,'n'I,Ii.,.s -, t'.r h..'l v r,."S
rmar,ol who ,,ns ,hon a,r.a.,,. I,',,, ,.',