The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-10
SPANS REVOLT FROM ROME.
THE yATICAN's POLICY NOW -
TO TEMPORIZE.

Nuncio VIII Return to Madrid A Break
with sagasta Might overthrow tho
Nouarchy-Alfonso NILS Coming 0f
AGE . Critical Moment - Carlisle.
h socialists and Republicans Ready
10 Make Trouble for Spain.
ROME. Oct. 7o.-wm the Nunoio at Madrid,
usr Rinaldini, return to Madrid or will his
Rave be prolonged indefinitely? That Is the
roint which people at Rome are discussing
i'm interest, and to which the Spaniards
.,tsch an importance that viii be readily
understood. The Iberian people has pre-
s.rved it's faith; II In q historic soul, q ira
Atonal block. Were the Government to
attack the sanctuary directly we should see
the evolution OF a drama whose terrible
grandeur would startle the imagination.
Not TO send back to Madrid the visible repre-
sentative Of the Pope would indicate on the
psrt OF the Vatican the conviction that the
eyn days are at hand.
Az a matter Of fact the Court OF Rome has
resson 70 be severe. The Cabinet, as IL well
Known, Immediately after the departure
Of the Nuncio, made public It's decree Of
restrictions on the religious. Does II intend
n merely a. q police ordinance In order to
sppease the mob In the streets' In that case
~ new disturbances which at the present
moment are agitating Spain, would show up
~hrItally under what illusions Senior Sagasta
10 laborng. Will 1t attempt to apply strictly
thIs law that Is 90 burdensome, the Concor-
dat Of 1853, authorizing three congregations,
the Philippine regulars, h Fathers Of st.
vincent de Paul. and an order to be de-
d.na,ed IN each dioceee, We would almost
hslieve Il from the declarations made by
the President of the Council in reply TO an
,,tsrneTation on the subject Of the I'M
fortunate decree. Senior Saeasta's words
are h,Il OF mysteries and embarrassments:
,ou oan fee. In them that the man In betveen
two Ares. he tries to eecape from each. and
=. usual be will fall into both. Pessimists
.s.srt that driven nv the hold demands of
The mob Senior Saeasta will submit TO the
Cortes a formal law against the conRre-
cations.
Az present the Cabinet Ia At the meeting
colnt Of all revolts. Carlism. anti-clerioal-
lam. republcanisn all the ~opponents OF the
.yistine mia are gathering for the hour in
vbicb the proclamation Of the coming Of
are ~ the little King Ia beina prepared
The Masonic lodges are blowing on the burn
tnR N0AIA ACAtfATnR the nAme4 OF TeVOllIlOn
over all Spain. Impartial observers point
o,t that senor Sapasta Apds himself Engaged
with MYSTERIOUS powers, whose ~peridious
Violence puts in danger even the future OF
the monarchy.
senor Ssaasta IL a monarchist moro than
ever. moro than any one else. He accepted
the chief POLITICAL maeistracy because the
Younger men, Senor Romanones and the
Republican Socialists let him know that
be must take charge OF affairs IL they were
not TO seiye upon the Government. Senior
Saeasta undoubtedly did not forsee the
Simultaneous attack by all his adversaries
With his sldlful o%pportunism and his dis
Greet concessions he IL acting the part OF a
fireman. Will he be successfulp On ac-
count OF this painful and contradict ry
situation and also 10 satisfy the ardent
dsedr. Of the unhappy Queen Regent. the
Sovereign Ponuf and Cardinal Rampolla
are stretching their merctful INDULGENCE
10 the utmost. In spite Of mistakes. inerati-
tude and injustice the Holy See will send
the Nunco back to Madrid with kindly
,nstrocions to cooperate to serve the Queen
Regent. the laws and Institutions: 20 check
the new outbreak OF Cariism. which, Joined
TO the Socialist and Republican powers.
vo,Id expose the monarchy to grave dan.
rr,; 10 unite ali forces around the roval
hour: 70 have patience. to tempod NJ. 20
smooth over. TO help. that IL the vengeance
O, the papacy. which challenged in thu
per.on 81 its bert servants, knows but one
line of oonduct. TO do rood.
Thus the Pope places at IN. s>ry1o. ~
N. rule OF order his pity and his best re-
sources go long as the parish prIes,
continues. arms in hand, watching his
Sock without Joining any marty. the
monar,hy viii weather all hesdlands and
,.mne.,s.
~ the Carll.t. cannot do vIthout ,h,.
addition 20 their strength. nor the RepubB-
oans make u-e Of the Carlis,s. all the dis
turhanoes gill he unable 20 make Ins,i,u-
tipna to,t.r The confluence of all ,h.-.
,,cams 4. essential 20 bring about a reyo-
h,,io,. ~. v.,lc., 4, IA that or.ven,. 4,
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h.y. l., thai, o,x.t and tb, 4, inf,,anc.