New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-28
THE COMING PAPAL CONCLAvE.
TALK ABOUT THE PROBABLE SUCCESSOR To
POPE LEO XIII.


PORE LEO XIII.
copyriqht. l-9l Nv he Scr York Associaird TT'i.
Rome Jan. 27r The Vatican las been advised thht
The Italian Government wao occupying Itself dpl"
mati,ally with the approaching Concayc. I'm 0'er to
prevent ID" election Of Pope uninvor1hlc - oncial
Italy and favorable to France. Signor Cr>p In" Prln"
Minister will end.svor demonstrate To- the Triple Al
lance that IN Wow II the hostile spirit which exists
al present I'm high quarters II Is to the Interest Of the
allied Cabinets to prepare the approaching Conclav"
Thi, explains the opposition offered bv several Ger
man and Italian journals 10 the Cardinals who are d"
-crcd The lvprc~ ~ France or # the pnIty called
fh. Intran>iClnts. Slcnor Cri4pi IL must be- rrmcm
icrcd, wa President of the Council in l77-. AT tho
Tine of the election Of leo XIII. This rim" he hopes
10 exercise greater influence the external conditions
Of tho ballot.
At the Vatican they appear to bc sccpca and
-cronc in this rcspcd0r,t, bccau-c the Pope enjoy
perfect lpah and s,-ond. because the Sirred College
/, not as formerly, exposed to IN" Interference o'
courts or cabinets. highly placed parsonage who
VIII Ger anly play prcpondcrating part In IN" future
C,uclavr said in relation 10 this The times have
pas,ci when the Cardinals accepted tie veto Of the
monarchic> Tile Church i, hcnccforth refractory +"
tln-e cncr0achmcntS. She turns and more
toward tl democratic IDEAL toward the law Of liberty
for ALL The United states exert profound influence
in This respect on the transformations Of Catholicism
in Europe No doubt the allied Governments may
try 10 terrorizc the Cardinals but it will be in vain
I'm I-7- ognor Crisp desired 10 exert pressure on
the Conclavc but without success. Absolute liberty
viii benceforth be the principle which future con
caveS will work.
~ viii the next Conclave be held at Rome :" was
asked Of the parsonage referred to.
II is thought in competent Circles he answered,
uucs. the vacation OF the Holy see takes place under
the hypothesls of a war; unless the Italian Govern
meut occupie, the Vatican and intends 10 administer
il in the interim In those two the conclavc VIII
,o held far away from Rome. II is difficult 10 de
ter1nine the probabilities OF the next concavc. At
the present moment there are no cardinals who ar
GENERALLY recognized eligible to the Papacy. and no
cardinal /, mentioned who prepares the conclHc'
There has not yet been single elcctor chosen After
Cardinals Iattaclni and Parrochi. Cardinal Monaco
della Vallctta NcapOlan, for long time established
Al Rome. ha, been mentioned. IL Is affirmed that
France the Intran-igcan party and the cardinals at
Nnpc, aud in Sicily would support hi, canddatuIe
The concatory Roman party pronounced nsclf In his
favor toward less because Cardinal Monaco not oc-
cupying himself with political things, this party
ho,ed 10 govern under his reign. The more discreet
ur,atc, believe, however that the next Pope hae not
vet been agreed upon, and that We must wait patiently
at /, probable that the conclavc %: 1o7s will repeat
itself that i, say, that The foreign cardinals. allied
to the most moderate o' the Roman aud Italian
,,,tiu.I. would choose "A cOncildtOfy IOpc, modern
n,ndy -. fadil<s of the Province, tte cardinals o
The CIria being divided 10 come Ia an agreement
on a Roman name. , l., reals,
tho following cardinals named Cardinal Battaglln
and cardinal Capecelajre. Cardinal Kampoa and car
dnal Monaco. Abroad are mentioned Manning, CID
hon. and Iavigerie. Manning and Gibbons have e>pr
ciarv gained in ecclesiastical opinion during these
latter times.