These parliamentarians don't understand, but Prime Minister Canovas sees it very clearly.
The only ones who can mobilize such public opinion forces in all of Spain are the Cabinet Government and King Carlo himself.
The Cabinet Government has not taken any action during this period, which can only prove that the one stirring public opinion is King Carlo.
Although Carlo has not expressed his attitude towards administrative reform, this act of mobilizing public opinion to help the Progressive Party has effectively conveyed his stance indirectly.
Prime Minister Canovas is not Prim; he holds no military power, nor does he have Prim's extensive influence and status.
Moreover, since Prime Minister Canovas was promoted by Carlo himself, he has no power to resist Carlo.
