New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10
THE ORGIES 0gER B4LBOS CORPSE

LETTER FROM Az ITALIAN WHO CONDEMNS THE
BEHAVIOR or SOME OF HIS coUNTRYMEN. AND
DEMANDS THAT THEY MAKE A PUBLIC REPARA-
TION.
To the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Not alone the native American popula-
ton Jut lso the reasonable part Of the Italians Of The
CITY deplored certain nc1nsderate acts to which GER
tauy Wit ont TIE consciousness OF their gravity IN
reasoning people suffered themselves to be led iu the
case of tie unfortunate Babo such scenes because oe
casioped bv Isalians ought DO publicly and ardenty
dcpored By an Italian pen ne who writes these hnea
does not doubt that the good sense Of Americans VIII
not take In earnest The demons rdtons when TOOK pace
and tnat after the Dar0xysm into when 30 many III
considerate spirits been bcgued reaction OF the
moral sense viii soon follow in those very quarters
where the fanaticism was the most intense.
II Is impossible 10 conceive how the italian popui-
rou can make an apotheoss Of the crime and consider
ae hero being who was murderer. II is Impossible
to admit that men WHO are noble champions oi 4an"i
would while in fan possession OF their senses trampe
under foot the majesty of the law, and CONSCIOUSLY
voaft such vruent ytuperations AS have been heard
and read against the legal representatives OF land
which gave a home 10 those WHO mad none, which re-
habitared those who had honor 60 be repaired winch
allows The laborer rewards which he sought IN vain on
Lis native soil.
Asiis to be supposed that passion will now give place
10 reflection let Us have explanation OF these oc-
sueak som. beings who aela mysterious conuecten WIN
any criminal there others wno want chance 10
4h ina troubled waters account OF personal or sec
tarAu aims. Upon those must he entirely thrown me
shame OF the ds-raceful demonstration we Witnessed
/ That corpse now sacred ny the repentance OF the
murderer. and made nerahe even because siflcht .
bv the majesty of the aveung law. which thus splfeu
the memory ~ las name from the curse OF mah lu"
tnar corpse has been rendered the on
who bate civil order a. well ~ OF those poEleaHs OF
! the pavement who dared TO mislead me mind OF the
neOre I'm the interest Of their own political lnlfgue9
Even IN the sacred presence Of death nave o'eu crg
hraJed orgies insanity and iaieuperance' altcAueu
/ awfu, to say, 10y some m Uisfegs " religion
/ Idemand from the Cardinal that ne forbid that tne
/ majesty of religion be- tramD.ed oni that no. IorUd
ers Of religion 20 become tools IN the hands OF the
subverers Of the conscience Of tie people Lei Tue
unsterof peace tnc pres., mind bis sacred ministry
aud when DE interferes between tue people, et MN Il,
"a did Curi-tiutercre FOR p1cylng the Wiath hot ol
| eya5prrltnr the minds OF the people interfere lOi
bes ng not for curug interfere IN order 10 save lut
aun- from laws or the wolves, not iOr moving VIII
/ fnen not 10 UDpe over a CORPSE ana Gningle tnt ~
voices with the shameful 81 EQUATIONS OF raObie. Aho
since -he scandal been pub e, let the PREPARATION %
! also public. ask tins from the Cardinal o. Rome
| '0 b. MOROssL
No 900 East Sixth. ST.. Ncr- T0rt. Aug. 9, 1850.