The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-21

wasted and the Impartial is far from Ger
tain that the liberals have prohted by its
advice. Time viii show" 1t adds. 'but in
the meantime we rest with an easy con-
| science"
Don Jamie de Bourbon, VINO is at present
at Cannes. staying at the Villa Henry "
will shortly receive the Spanish Carllst
deputies. Afterwards he will proceed to
Spain where he viii declare himself (hara
acto de) Pretender
Commenting on. the above agreement
from Paris through it's special correspond
ent, the Heraldo remarks that II will say
nothing to augment the gravity of this
news 1t then says: "The fact that our
| correspondent makes no hesitation as 10
the accuracy of his Information forces us
to believe that he considers Il the correct
reflection of Carlist views more especially
If we bear IN mind that the Carnst organ
in Madrid. El Correo Espanola, has Just
during the last few days accentuated the
threats IL has been lavshing for months
| past.
Nevertheless. It would not he wise to
take for granted that Don Carlos de Bour-
hon has decided TO surrender his pretender
claims to his son, Don Jamie, In whom
the Carlist enthusiasts place their hopes.
Although 1t is certain that many wish
again 10 set civil war ablaze without
| regard to the agonzed state of the coun-
try, such criminal intention win find no
echo in the country, not even within those
circles OF tradionalism which stll follow
Don Carlos.
I'VE, therefore. hope that fresh news
may correct or clear up that sent by our
| correspondent in Paris. which is undoubt-
edly grave, although 1t may only refer 40
plans which may fall through"
/ NJ.
there is absolutely no ground whatever for
the belief that Don Jamie proposes short
y to visit Spain in order to declare HIM
self pretender But it Is clear that should
Don Carlos son come to Spain he would
do so by hoodwlnklng the vigilance Of the
authorities, thing not difficult to per-
form. IL Is not In that vigilance the gov
ernment base their denial that Don Jalmle
will enter Spain. They have Information
as to the designs Of the Carlists which
enables them TO state that the Carlst
party has no intention OF committing any
act in which Don Jamie could take part {"
This appears to be confirmed by other
and well-authorzed reports.
The Globo, referring TO the rumor that
Don Jamie, the restless" son of Don
Carlos, would In a short time come to
Spain 10 execute a deed which should ac.
credit him pretender, his father resignlng
in favor of his rights TO the crown, says
well-lSnown Carlists deny the accuracy OF
the report and say they will take no part
In the elections-whch means they will
live inside the law, In order to protest
against the policy pursued by the national
governments during the last years"
The Pats, revolutionary. heads an ar
licle king Jamie" in which Il BAN
ters the H$raldo on the subject Of its
telegram, bidding II to rejoice rather than
be sad, since the Spanish revenue must at
least benefit by the change for the stamp
on the deed Of pretender,' which Don
Jamie Is coming 10 Spain to execute"
The Correo publishes a manifesto 10 the
Carlists, urging them TO do all in their
power at the approaching elections to re-
turn Carlist candidates as the only party
which has clean hands in the late dis
graceful humiliatiOns of SPAIN and as be-
ing the only party which can restore TO
Spain her ancient honor and glory. The
document is signed by Marquis de Cor
ralbo.
The organization Of the second torpedo
squadron will shortly be effected. The
Habana, Barcelo and Retamosa (torpedo
boats are all ready, lying in the San
Fernado cut at Cadlz.