The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21

occupancy OF the position OF Chief Ma,
istrate OF the country. The ancien,
| publics of Greece and Rome W..
wont thus to turn to best accoun, ~
services of their ex-Consuls and of ~.
former Archontes. But accordlnr, :.
ex-Prcsident Loubet, the republics ~ :.
day have apparently no use uhatsoey,.
for those who have held the Office :,
Chief Magistrate, and are eager only =.
forget them.
Reference has been made above N ~.
status abroad OF an ex-sovereis, a.
compared with that Of an ex-Pres den.
An ex-sovercign always remains row,
or imperial person. even after dethron,
ment. As such he is entitled q, Al
those honors and immunitios which A.,
conceded by international CONT, ana
usage TO princes Of the blood
Thus, an ex-sovercign, Ike .v.,v
other royal and imperial pcr-onase h,.
"A right 10 the same eN-territorlal prlv.
ilcges and diplomatic immunities a.
foreign Ambassador lie is cXemp, ,ror,
all civil and criminal Jurisdiction q,
the land in which he may be s,a,ip,
temporarily or residing permanently
He IL entitled to certain well dehn.
military and naval honors. to a nunh.,
OF clearly determined courtesies on m,
part OF the authorities of the country I,
which he is sojourning and Is eXem,,
from the payment OF all taxes and Gu,
toms dues.
! Moreover the monarchica, court, ana
Governments of Europe take tho group,
that once prince has exercised SOW
ereign sway as a fun fiedged monarch
he has q right to the title and 10 ,hs
honors due to that rank. even after IA
has lost his throne through abdcatlon
deposition or military conquest, Thu,
Isabella OF Spain continued to be- STYLED
| your Majesty" and to be accorded N.
honors due to a Queen In France Eng
land, Germany and Austria during al
the forty odd years which interyenei
between the loss Of her crown In 1851
and her demise. The widow NJ Napoleon
III. Is officially at the various European
courts not EEK Empress Eugene br
Empress Eugenis."
Dom Manoel of Portugal who VIZ
deposed and driven into exile by Ne
subjects four years ago. s stil Kin
Manoel." and when last year he mar.
ried. ut S!.marlngen. Princess Augusta,
Victoria OF Hohenzollern, THAI 81 10 Sy
|
became through her marriage Queer
Augustine Victoria. and she is So STYLED
in all official documents In England
where she now makes her home No'
b does any one ever dream OF styling King
!. Manoers mother anything else thar
queen" Amelie, without any suspiclc,
of Eek"
There Is one thing. however whlcN
ex-soverelgns and ex-Presidents have q
i common. II is this, that the nation
: whose destinies they have administered
e as chief executive makes no provision
for their maintenance and support onc
v they have lost their office.
e Most rulers in these modern time. Az
apt to put by money abroad for rainy
day. But there are some who neglect 70
adopt this precautlon, So familiar TO The
Presidents and dictators of Central and
South American republics. and within
l. the past century the world has repeat.
y eddy been treated 10 the spectacle Of Dc.
y throned monarchs reduced not merely
TO penury but TO absolute desttutlur
p Queen Isabella Of Spain was often. aits
lie the loss of her crown. compelled to paw
IL old family portraits by Veiasluez aud
a other great painters. and In consequenc'
- thereof entertained the highest regari
'e for her ancas,ors M a eroro,.I as.s, :,
le the hour ~ need THE ex.Kirc ana AZ.
Queen NJ Sanle. ,uIco a, Iaas, nav,
=, forced m n,edy. oven tbsir Ill, ,.N,
a silver with the At,enhoro,,gbs ,he srs.,
ID London nourhrol.rs Mi, ~,
3. Milan ~ Sor,ta aI,,.a,,. ~, ha,a 49,, ,h,,
II he was not ahoyo asl.,rf, and aocs,,r,,
err n $50 loar diaa ahsoI,,,n,,, nan,r.ss =,
Vienna ava ,,os hurIaa -, 49, a,n.,,
~. OF the kind hearted ala E,,,or,, +.
a, Austria
While :, 10 TAI. 20 .,. ,,,,,.
IL nrovide yor m. n,atntanars, - ma,
al arch whom r. has dr,,,a,, 49, a,.na !,
f. conseousnc. n, n,nu,ar aissa,is,ac,,l,
IL there ara vary s.r;o,,, roasor. ,rb, ,
shouId MAKE adao,,o,a nro,,,s,a, ,,r Il,
msin,sn,nc. ., thosa III h,,,a so-ya
I, .atis,actor,,y ga ,,n,.ahf,, T., ;,
canac,,y q, pros,aa,, rta 49,, n,h,,
- spirited Of statesmen who have ocruple
the chair OF chief ma,isfrat. Il, Franc
and in the United States have usuall
~ Quilted the execu,ive mansion an N
he conclusion OF their terms n, oace con
mt slderably poorer than they entered.
N They hoy. ha.,, ..,,,,,o, d,
'ly salary ana aIon,. ,,.,,,,h 49,, :.
In ceived ns ,,,,.on a. ,.o,, g. sn..,s