New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
MARQUIS III RUDINI.
THE NEW ITALIAN EMIER-HIs POLITICAL
CAREER

THE NEW ITALIAN PREMER-HIS POLITICAL
CAREER.
On February :, when the first cable dispatches were
received stating that the Crispi Cabinet had been
overthrown and that there was prospect that inc
MARQUIS d Rudini wOuld be the new ltallan Prehier
The Tribune published personal sketch OF hlm' NO"
that il is certain that the Marquis las been really &C
cepted by King Humbort Prime Minister ana he mas
formed his Cabinet it is timely 10 give the history Of
the political life Of the Premier 1t has Just been
published in II Progresso Italo-Americano' OF New
York which is the most important Italian organ III
America and which, being Liberal paper ana a
strong partisan Of Crispi, cannot be Suspected Vi
partially in the rather favorable portrait IT gives Oh
the Marquis di Rudin political worker From
that papers review Of the new PremlerS career inc
following extracts will prove interesting as supplement-
ing the sketch already published in The Tribune:
Antonio hi Rudin starraba, the successor Of ClsPl
in the presidency of the Council belong. 70 a hogc
SIciUau family and the title OF Marquis. re
was born i'm 1884 Being all active aud HDcidl EOulI
man. he played part In politics supporting an
Rourbons The college. voters, of the Canlcatu
sent him. for the first time. as their Representative
m 10 the present time. being constantly rcclectd
Endini sat on the Right side and promptly revealed
his knowledge and his active qualities, when maze nm
one OF the most influential speakers IN me assembly, .
especially in respect 10 questions OF adnhl'uduNc
and interior poHcy 40 SWe1a urea ProiGcni Of the
Council for the third time, entrusted Kudni with the
lie managed that Office with great s1cce,S, bnt
the MenabIra Cabinet having been replaced ny t .ie
LAMA Ministry, Marquis Rudini soon returned U
occupy MS seat in the Chamber as simple Deputy
Tho Scilian patriot continued 10 lend MS eiietlVc
.npp0rt 10 ali legislative works lie was constantly
delivering speeches, interpcatlng the Ministers ana
lab0rlng hard in the committees - when ne was ap
polntnI by his colleagues In 1888, when tle war
midget was discussed, Rudini presented patIlollc
motions somewhat similar to those Introduced by
VicOtcra whom he has Just chosen for Minister Of
the Interior though Ylcotera is known entertain
ing rather radical ideas. SIM the Marquis had been
formerly one Of the leaders of the Right. notably after
I376 When he was one Of the few members OF that
party reelected 10 the Chamber. He did not vote
FOR the electoral system known as The scun de lste.
which consists in compelling tho electors 10 vote AT
tbo same time for single list Of candidates, and
Witch he is Represented by the ca.ilc dispatches
being anxions 70 abolish. whis he i Prime Minister
Tie Margins Rudini president OF inc Parllh
mentarv committee designated 10 report on the com
merciai and provnci al reforms proposed by Dcpreis
During the electoral campaign " lno6 he almost 5ldcd
with CrSp and in 1877, when the news OF the m,s
sacre OF the Italian troops at DO2an IN ADyssilih
came near wrccking the Cabiact Rudinl displayed ms
patriotism in proposing the order Of inc day "ioca
amounted to vote OF confidence in the Ministry, ana
which was voted with thirty-i majority.