The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-15
RUDINTS ONLY CONSOLATION.
He Says the Sympathy Of Europe is With
Italy and Hopes For the Best.
THE POPE ON THE SOCIAL QUESTIONS.
The True Solution, He Says, is to be Found In
the Gospel-Great Misery Among the
Working Class-Foreign Events.
EBy Cable TO The Times.I

ROME. May 14.-In the Chamber Of Deputies
to-day Premier Rudini said that the New Or
leans issue was simply question of interna-
tional law. The departure of Baron Faya
had been ordered as a protest against the
course Of the United States in rejecting re-
sponsibility for the outrage.
The sympathy of Europe was for Italy, and
Italy still hoped for friendly solution OF the
difficulty. Italy would maintain the triple
alliance as a guarantee of the peace OF Eu-
rope. o....
The Fanfulla violently denounces the State
of Louisiana and condemns the reply OF
the New Orleans grand jury to the consul
THE PAPAL ENcYcLIuAL.
The latin text of the papal encyclical about
TO be published analyzes and refutes all the
Socialist theories tending TO abolish private
property, and upholds the principles or Church
as the first main element in the solution OF the
social questions. The true solution, the rope
says, is 10 be foundinth the gospel, which rightly
studied would teach EMPLOYERS and employed
TO become united while fulfilling their respect
i've duties. The Church has always sought to
promote the application Of the principles
stated in the gospel and TO give moral and
material help as inculcated in the doctrines OF
Christ.
THE STATE SHOULD INTERVENE
The State should intervene to regulate pri-
yate property in order TO ensure the public
peace and the moral and material welfare OF
thepeople The POpehere comments on the ne
cesslty of Sunday rest and deals at length with
the subject of strikes, wages and hours OF the
labor for men, women and children. In con-
clusion he dilates on workingmens societies,
including associations for mutual aid and ac-
cident insurance. The Pope goes on 10 treat
of the sick benefit funds, of the technical
education and mixed syndicates OF employers
and employees The State, he declares, ought
to countenance all such institutions, as
calculated to improve the existing social con
ditions. He commends the good work that
such institutions have already achieved, and
calls upon Catholics TO assist IN their torma-
nation. urging that all should be allied by a
Christian spirit.
Cardinal Manning and Archbishop walsh
are collaborating in the preparation OF the
English translation.
TUE WOES OF WORKERS GREAT.
LONDON. May 14.-Rome advices state that
the misery among the working classes is very
great. Owing 10 the decline OF values and
the estagnation Of business interests thousands
are out of employment who have usually
found work at this time of the year. All VINO
can are emigratlng mostly 10 North ana ooutn
America, but the very poor who cannot Cd,
tain money to emigrate. are remaining and
infest the city everywhere.
The multitude of beggars has never been 80
great, and they are more than usually lmpor-
tunate King Humbert gives away large
sum from his personal income IN charity. but
that does not affect TO any degree the amount
Of soualOr and misery.