New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-19

behaved 'bsmssyes equally vel ogssn
hare eve, cnnSnc aimee their arrival in this city confirms
the assertions Of these letters and proves tnss ny ~
not deserve be placed 40 low In the moral "a .s 70
rho European lgrati0n 70 this country 10 WY a.o
totallv uncdueated II OF them are, unfortunately
addicted 10 begging they are exempt IRON moIe o,
ne overlooked that Italy has had only years Of new
existence. and that y years OF oGg" Centuries
~ tyranny To add 10 the misfortune o,
these poor people they were also asserted 10 oe s h
seeas and this from the very day OF their landng pc
era 9Iera had been any opportunity OF ascertalnnY
tSer CAPABILITIES. These pr'Ort JUDGMENTS are DO.
only against equity out ba so fair trial and then be
ndsd For Instance IS Of them sent 70 work IN
The Dress however reported that the whole
% were sent back as incapable, IN .ne si' ,bree
ina ca.ed bS rest 10 be Characterized as convicted
Criminals can testify 20 their s0berness, POI &
and 20 ps arsans Who would already have
found occupation in New-York Dau lily n Tbore arc
more benevolent and less hostile reception Inoe ao
among them excellent farmers who would prove vaiua
Bile acquisitions on the farms OF nany districts
and the remainder are quick at any ouIaoOr
work they may find Moreover, can IestiIy and vii
Ses nave been in the United States for year or ps
and not one OF them has ever given any uenod IN
Italian Consuates nor SO iaf a. eau Of The Language
local authorities. Their very Ignorance saithf work
Ia a guarantee or assldu0us an sr,,o diveraions
nasmuch as it ), keeps gPsom aseaH employed they
have always given satisfaction, and ine{ ,i as know
and sendinQ money their fainiueS III
from nersonal and daily experience III LoI Thi
through the Consular office their money son In
cnotinuai tran smssion of money Is the spto
TACT that now brings hore such numbers ol WIZ - 80,
men and there is no need to look for the ti h
extraordinary exodus In inconsistent anu NM -
p0theses. -. 4, thia class OF
conclude however by saying that IL tnis S nod
eingrants not absolutely wanted here eo o., he
TO repress them IL the which nave W
Observation-Disclosures lot the United states Legn.io
in Rome publish in the Italian 1ewspaP ~ sbcb t6sy
warning emgrants against the hardshlps 70 "Sn lily
will he exposed I'm coming hither as they DO MhatsveI
advice might be given by the Italian GoVerne Di, N
ever sincere and well meant. would DO lOOk9u uJ.
suspcon as directed to check the lmnlsI
coming from the representative OF tne COUNTY, W
they intend going, and which mas such d sio,i
interest Ia drawing IL the largest nuuDer VI h .
he warning could hot fail TO be needed ehouu suUn q
plan not be feasible or desirable, there Is anOtuol
still more energetic and direct. Let the a.,
of Emigration send back to their country tnooo 49,
taans Since they seem to believe that these peopo 10
sent here to rid the kingdom OF exorDlth I,n
them carry out the plan proposed by Controel
EVEN In his report on emigration 1Or Tue yeni
which opened the way the act OF lSs1 IN sugSo''S
tbe system OF the Communication money no says -.
In passengers arriving At h port ,hsv
n noye 10 I've psuDer from the parishes Europe
eou win the sya of be sent back To the places from
they were brought would strong tendency 70
repetition OF such practices. -, ,..,,oa and M one
let either of the above courses be pursued am ~ @
will feel more deeply grateful for the result than tno
Government and people OF Italy nave tue nonor :"
be your obedient servant, rhhD n 100,
Consul-Cieneral OF Italy in tue Unile0 o'a|es
Hcte York, Dec, 16, 1872.