New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
MILAN UILL NOT RETURN 10 SER'Id.
THE EX.KING RELIEVES TIE ANXIETlES OF
POLITICIANS BY WHITING 4 LETTER-hE AND

THE EXklNO RELIENEo iHE HN"iT''i" ~
POLITICIANS BY WRITING LETTER-HE AND
HIS WIFE TO MAKE VIENNA THEIR home.
since the unexpected reconciliation between tx.
King Milan Of servia and Natalie. LIS wife Euro
pean politicians hav. been ANXIOUS 10 learn whether
the former ruler intended TO return t. s"Nh. II
NAV b. remembered tlat Count TaCona.' as he las
been known since his abdcaon. promised 10 absent
himself forever from Belgrade when the Parliament
granted him large sum cf money two years ago
Many ScrvianS. however. have feared that he would
advantage Of hi, relations to fomen' GiScoTd
In his sons country. Milan declined 10 MAKE known
his plans for time. or to reply TO The various
accusations made against him. \ few days ago ROW
oveI h. broke his silence In letter TO Tie Paris
Temps In which ne announces lis Intentions TO 'ir
gscat r,Nei Of many people.
-Four Years have passed by no writes among
other things, "sinec abhicated and Entrusted the
Government to three Regents. O1e OF them, General
Pro,lsci died lat year. THIS Regency Is moialN
and legally resi- 0:>blc for IA" affairs 81 state" !
haze H., influence. and d"a.and non"-n"lth'r direct
nnuen r indirect, public or Sc.',i-cher Low or at
any futus,. time Whcr gave up the throne to n
dearly t,,nv-i sor. II Mas tn" knS, M'Naha'r
l. / obeycd political and personal motives. 'erN"u
by my Lis Interests, those u my Dynasty anu " D
Of my counirt \. word. 10 act. s'hr" l'"f'hE' -
ls.g hl> given tho lie TO my last act as sovereign
no word no act. will ever give II the H." believed
then that acted wisely. j DtlicNP h"" anu '""''
ever believe that ! acted we'll had ARRANGED hN
abdication long beforehand. My CHIEF assistant Ut
that epoch wa, the man who today stands ut 'h'
hcad of the Regency NJ Restit,ch. told 'hnl oil i>
plan in october. les6. and announced TO him ire
place which intended TO reserve for him. bei"ie
abticafed ] performed by my own sovereign WILL
without asking advice Il last service To NV people,
I laid the foundation for the reign " AleNaiaer J.
The constitution worked ont during nv minority III
1850 no longer answered the demands OF thr p,opl
'T5is | had learned after twenty years oil iop- an
n,cr cxp,reacc II had the seed for courtl'sS quar-
rel, between the people and the throne. 1t wv ,n'
cause Of many diincullics and disturbances. ~ u'
sp, that AT the time OF my aldica'lol ulN n"'
hesitate 10 take cOura gcOISy the responsibility or II,
adoption, and the consequences thcicol, 'ht'! W."
my shoulders. The new consltuXh. 'h' W",n " vim
rulers AMI all politicians and pa~leS, acr'p''u WI"
aonausp by the Nation assures by lis oiEih ,inu VI"
vision, the necessary unity between hri" ana p'"pi
For four Years have listened In silence u A',"S'
lions from many sd's against me- nav , g.,
vii out con plant from the political and i.T,ohtl ~
rhymes Arrcief against me- Eut in The facr 81 me
bitter fights between political par'l'S ol "hi,' ~,
aunroyr and the misuse made OF my hhH'' ''I'Iu
longer remain silent. | hav' no rc>"rNal"n' u, avn
lliion beyond that OF making my son happy am see
and ne ones ,val. am neither liberal rin'oi ~"
Progressive In nv political opinions. am nothing
ard with to be nothing" :, ,o..,, =. -,
In conclusion Milan that he feels hounh I" re-
he decree of Punishment. which + unconStiu,lo'h
He has now. he saws. no r'NpinS nlI.f an .,,,r
none ard has absolute confidence In King A'A'I''''
and the Scrvlan people. ., 49,, ,, ,,uu,ul
Erropean papers siv that Milan ann ~ m u'"' -
r,fo"slc sil is one of the hqndSOmr' princc,>rS o
E,,roneHuIu live in a suburb OF Vienna. Wn'r" Il
hand some villa with n lovely garden Ha' oe'" '''
cha scd for them.