New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
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dav Among the present politicians Of lta.y there
are several OF clearer and broader in elligence than
Crispi but has, like him, the i'iaities heces-
sary to produce this collective Illusion among
whole people. IT matters nothing that his admins
ration If no worse. has certainly proved no better
than that of otner Prime Minister'S: He sttl ap.
pears to the eyes Of many as the onS saNaiVSh "
the independence the honor ana the "ea'n u
Italy. , .h,,,,.c..,.
(or psychoogi't-the crminoosicll pare Is no nces-
sar,D may be rtirr,d to apply tn.s method oi
analysis to the public men Of ms own country.
tended il to Cayaoti. whose recent letter TO MS
electors has made him known 70 ne wno,e wora
az playing Cicero to Crispfs Catiline A. leass
Catiline was not scathed more ruth!essy. In spike
OF its being understood that Prime Minister Crlspi
has recalled his Ambassador to France on accom-.
OF the constant attacks mad IN hiinset py the
French press not one Partisan newspaper has yet
ventuied TO reproduce the scalda Gus ana Gsno ,
ing accusations brought against hin IN TINS letter
Felix Cayalotu is Milansse Of some my y en,s
poetry and plays. which had an Immediate success.
satrical newspaper Then he was elected Deputy ana
irreconcable eader OF the Republican Extreme Leg
in Parliament From the start his capacity OF
a sensational figure. with all the difficulty in the
word he brought to take the oain OF aIleglanc.
Though it, Few doubt that he would accept frorl
sing HUmSsri h. tC Ssa The be Prm OF Mna IN p
OF Crisp. But this is ANOTHER Of the curiositles OK
With ali his undoubted qualities. Cavallotti has
TO r efn ase to an nssa would
It's only bound the desire to overthrow the veteran
Centre and Right nor Brin: with the Moderate;
again Zansrds with the RsaIsa nSa Sss
against Crlsprs opporunist host Much less 9 fa
present rnes SAS work vii f probably be limited
exposures OF Crispis unscrupuiousness IN niany a
pie will 90 on admring CavaLottrs literature and
Crspis cleverness They will also. for some time
come, allow practical poitics 10 90 on as '"e!
The only public ma. in the Peninsula who T Heh.
whom he has Spent the ter PsTd D not ms Of h
a1ys sSppo Of Leo wO Kill now Witch Would b.
ish expect but OF kindly passivty on the part OF
Hs Sas s ao iss MRo so
in mere name stand coldly aloof from the National
between them. Many who care little for religion
join them in this despair for the present s,,uat ,
This is in accordance with the present Popes usual
policy toward other Governments that nave been
hostile in the past Everything comes TO him VINO
waits" or better. the French have Il. TO MN
who knows how 10 walt II 9aS sucSeeqe erm M Gs
France: on point howeyer SsnOr Crisp Gft.5 IS
liberal Pope or liberal Cardinal ,as some are sup
il by liberal is meant Willingness to abandon
Rome TO the kingdom OF Italy IL Is also Tx sa 70
owsIv contempiate the practica6ility OF Fedora
tive Republic, in which the Pope should De gpve n,
or
nut his trust in Cavalloti after failing TO be I'M
pressed ny Crispi. ~.
II can be said with confidence. the authority OF
Father that the following is the utmost when can
ever be conceded b. him or his successors IN me
Roman question Even this concession Is mercy
speculative. and could become real only when the
feeling OF Injustice In the present generation hai
quite died away First. the Interchangeable doctrine
OF the Roman Catholic Church demands that It's
hoad the Pope shall he Bishop Of Rome. second.
the international character of the Church demand.
nat me Pope IN Rome. shall be Temporarily as WEI.
az spiritually inependent Of any one nation. Thrd
such temporal independence requires international
guarantees which, at their lowest degrees or ~.
ficency. would be equivalent to real temporal
power OF the Pope in Rome. a..
II is difficult to know whether there is POSSIBLE
ton may be found between temporal Independence
and temporal power Leo Mi makes no such dis
tinction and his continued protest against the oc-
cupation Of Rome by the House OF Savoy Is sus-
ncent to keep in his hands very substantial rem.
nan OF temporal ind pendsnce. II IL not likely tHat
even the Prot sstant nations Of Europe would alow
him to made Italian subject on the Other nam
the Roma intangible OF Ei & Humbs-t Is irrecon-
cab.e with any formal acceptance or the ropes
temporal Independence or IT'S international gna.ah-
IL IA scarcely conceivable that this knot or inc
situation should be united by any Republic directed
by Sgnor Cavallot.i and his friends Leo MI!
wisely and consistently waits for PROVIDENCE 10
undo what has been done beyond the reach OF hu-
NOT believe In miracles may wei be gratetu, Tor
even this softening OF the Papal policy. And he
takes himself seriously the IMAM OF Provience''
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