New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-02
SPANS RULERS DEPART
kinu Alfonso Starts on Visit to
King George.
PREMIER HAS FREE HAND
Priests in Northern Provinces
Urge Revolt-0jeda Leaves
Rome.

Madrid, Aug king Alfonso and Queen
Victoria left san Sebastian to-day TO pay
visit 70 the royal family in England.
They viii stop at RsmbouiIlet, France, 70
visit President Fallieres of the French re
public.
While Catholics at Rome express hopes
that Don Jaime the Carlist Pretender. may
raise the standard of revolt and that the
Catholics Of the Blscayau provinces may
rebel che impartial which has hitherto
been unfrien6ly TO Premier Canalejas.
ranges Itself on the side Of the government
in the pending conflict with the Vatican
TIE Liberal press in general continues
stsnchly to support the Cabinet which has
+ free hand To carry through its policy ny
the departure Of King Alfonso and his
Queen for England. The impartial says;
We are faithful members Of the Roman
Catholic Church hut We have always re-
Karded the issue not as religious one. buJ
a. . national problem involving the ind
p~ndence OF the civil power Not Spain
but the Vatican has created The Present
situation
The Liberal press expresses especial in
ciCnation 81 the telegram OF Cardinal Merry
del Val the Paral Secretary Of State, in
Zorsing the attitude Of the Bisca yam Cath
oIics. who threatened to precipitate civil
vsr and In kilograms To the Vatican placed
their lives and property al its disposal fo-
TIE conflict.
senior LIorens. former Deputy, one ri
The Carlist leaders IN spain left here to-
,sar for Fr6hsiorf, the Austrian residence
- Don Jaime. % confer with the Pretendsr.
His late departure would indicate that car
list plans for a rising are rot in an ad-
vanced STATE
BiI7ao. Aug. The Roman Catholic
priests throughout the northern provinces
Ct Spain preached violent sermons Tester-
60 against the policy Of the government
in its conflict with Rome Preparations for
. great Catholic demonstration against the
government on August : are being con-
7inued. in spite Of The declaration Of the
government that no demonstration threat
ening disorder will he allowed.
Rome. Aug One hour after presenting
The note Of Premier CanaIejas 70 The Natl-
can officially announcing that the Marquis
de Oieda had been called 10 Madrid for
communication from the government the
Spanish Ambassador to the Vatican left
Rome. This was early this morning. and
As Vet 70 reraHatory measures have been
taken ty the Church. and Nonsignor Nlco
SIN remains in Madrid as PapaI Nuncio-
The statement issued by Premier cana q
jas yesterday bearing OF the controversy
betv cen the Church and the Stats has been
carefully DreGused bv The Vatican officials
Who wish II 10 ne clearly understood that
thai part Of the statement in which II Is
declared that the Holy See intended to con-
CesIe 70 the Spanish government less than
what was agreed 10 IN 1903 Is without fOun-
cation in fact. 1t j. Canalejas. they say.
Vho now wants greater concessions than
those Of l@a4. on the plea that they were
granted 10 Premier Naura and thai Cana
lejas believed them 10 ne At that time in
Sufficient.
that IL deals with the Spanish government
nor with parties in The Cortes. The con-
vrrti0n between the Holy See and the
Spanish government agreed 40 in 1875. il is
pointed ont. had ALREADY been approved by
ira Senate and vas about 70 pass the
Chamber o. Deputies when the 1Iaura Can
iuer fell This. however vas Iue 70 mat
fers having 70 relation n the COW oution
o~ the religions question The Vatican asks
why greater concessions should ne granted
20 Premier CansIejas nov.
EsrdinaI Nerr- Gel Va. the Penal Score
fs-y a. State. has prepared al the docu-
Derrz in The controversy fo- publication in
White Book Il TIE Premier issues z Red
Book on the subject