Attacks on Crispi
An Italian ex-premier publicly accuses sitting Premier Francesco Crispi of overstepping constitutional powers, a moment of open political conflict in 1890s Italy.
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San Antonio Daily Light · March 22, 1895 · Page 1
1 min readPalermo, March 22.
Palermo, March 22.—Marquis di Rudini, ex-Premier of Italy, in a speech here accused Premier Crispi of having assumed powers beyond those conferred upon him by the constitution, and of being incapable of deciding questions affecting public morality. If the new Chamber did not wish to abdicate its prerogatives, he said Signor Crispi must resign.
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