The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-28
ZANARDELLI AS PREMIER.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE ITALIAN
CHAMBER WILL FORM a CABINET.

A Popular ana Distinguished Man who Has
AInsd 10 Btin= the Monarchy Closer 60
DemOcrneS -Ntcotern Advises that the
Cabinet he H pit CIenr or Hndie aii-m.
ROME Nov. 27.-King lIumbert has charged
signor Giuseppe Zanardei. President Of the
Chamber Of Deputies. with the formation ola
Cabinet.
The selection OF ZnnardellI for the Premier
ship was urged lost strongly by Gen. Nicotera.
who conferred with tho King this morning.
For Minister OF Foreign Affairs. Nicotera recon-
mended ex Premier Crispi lie advised that
the Cabinet he kept as clear as possible OF all
Radical influences.
Tho Parliamentary Commission which In
vestiEated the bank scandals reported that tho
National Bank had Lent the Banca Romano
NOOO.OOO lire for n few hours on q day OF Cow
eminent inspection, in order that deficit in
the latter institution mi CHIT be concealed from
the examiners. In view OF this statement
Felice Cayalotti. Extreme Radical. will move
upon tho rcassemblinG OF the Chamber. that
the investigation OF tho bank scandals be now
transferred to the courts OF justice. on the
ground that the director Of the National Bank
has leen guilty 81 legal misdemeanor. In
pressing his motion ho will also criticise tho
Parliamentary Commission. for Withholding
documents which apparently compromised
GiolittL The Extremists will present motion
ta2zi. This certainly will rouse u storm OF Bit
ter personalities.
Giuseppe 2anardellI. soldier. lawyer states
man. and one of tho greatest orators OF tho
Italian Parliament, was born in Brescla. north
Italy. in 1879 lie studied In the public
schools and the University until about 10
years old. in 1S4S and 1Sie he fought for
liberty against Austria. in the Tyrol distin-
gushing himself at Castel Tobln and at the
Siege OF Mantua. After the defeat OF the
Italian army no went to Pisa. where he was
graduated in law flo then returned to Bres-
cia. but was not permitted to practice his pro-
fession in that city on account OF his persistent
refusal to yield allegiance to Austria lie sup
ported himself his1nother and sisters by CIV
ing lessons to law students, meanwhile con-
spring with the patriots OF Lombardy and
Piedmont for the unity OF Italy.
In 1859 Victor Emmanuel and Cavour gave
him the commi ssion to revoutlonize Brescia.
This he did successfully. and. after the unity
OF Italy was accomplished. he was elected
member Of tho first Parliament. representing
the constituency OF 1seo. In 1880 he was sent
to Naples and Sicily as a royal delegate with
I!n7l and the Marquis Nisconti Nenosta. In
1853 Premier Baron Rcasoli sent him as royal
commissioner to the city Of Belluno. During
this period Zanardell devoted much OF his
n lawyer and as an author OF legal works. chief
Of which is his "IAvvocaturn."
When the Progressive party went into power
In March. 1876. Ianardeli entered the De-
nretis Sahinet as Mini ster OF Public Works.
road syetom in south Italy. Disagreeing with
Dcrretis on the question of tclegralhic lih-
erty: lie resigned from his Cabinet on Nov. IA.
On March %. 1878. Benedetto Carroll be.
came Premier. and APPOINTED him Minister %
the Interior. which office no retained until
Dec. IL Of tho same year. In 1870 he COM
piled ltaly's new electoral lay. by which
He was again recalled to the Cabinet by
Dsnretis; ant appointed Minister Of Justice,
power. After his new electoral law was tri.
umphQntly passed no devoted himself to the
Cc%mpi9iion OF the oSm IN 6 an ard renS
Kind. When ,trisri fe.I.. he voluntarily retired
mentary duties. Ono year ago he was elected
President Of tho Italian Chamber OF Deputies
No man in Italy is moro popular and re-
sroGted than IGnardclli, not only for his high
qualltieS Of mind. doctrine. and OF patriotism.
Of his habits, the firm ess OF his character, and
his unboundei love Of liberty. Politically he
principle OF which is to make tho monarchy
His selection for the Premiership will be ap-
proved by Germany and Austri n. and will be
favorably accepted by France. for WHICH ma;
also produce a beneficial effect on the foreign
policy Of Italy. and will help to bring to an
end the financial war between Paris hnd Rome.
In his policy with the Church he will assume a
firm attitude for civil and national rights. but
will act rather upon the defensive.
XanardclIi is tall. thin. and OF distinguished
appearance. lle Is mpetuous and nervous.
but gontle and affable with all. He is unmar-
ried and resides with his sister. lie is a hard.
indeiatigable worker. seldom allowing himself
time for recreation or amusement. His short
summer vacation HI0 he pSssSs It his ttay T
his birthplace.