Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-15
PREss OPINION
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what mlght have ben expected, n
a. findings po.sess a palemieal interest
which. Il may be feared. the Marquis III
Rudini viii not fully aPpreeiate II
Secretary Blaine sticks Ia his guns and
insists tina, constitutional authority has
pronounced on the issue. that the con-
~stitution provides no machinery for the
government's going behind the decision
Of the New Orleans jury. his PROPOSE
ton will be still more unsatisfactory 10
Italy than Il was AZ the beginning.
The News saws; The report Of tho
New Orleans grand jury n cold comfort
for Italy. The only satisfaction which
il Is now In Americas power 10 offer Is
. closer pursuit Of the corrupt jury
men" /
NEw YORK orISioN.
NV YoRK. May 7.-Speaking Of the
result Of the elaboration Of the New
Orleans grand Jury Editor Barsotti, Of
n Progresso, yesterday remarked IL
is what We thought would be done. IL
ia an Outrage that these met should es-
cape for what they have done
The Post says: lit il the apology OF
n political committees for an act of d.
rect revolutionary violence committed
by the entire population OF a large city
and expressed in the inflated rhetoric in
which such manifestocs are usually
couched II is a concession by a com
pctent authority that the machinery OF
criminal Justice has completely broken
down In the state Of Louisiana and that
crimes OF any magnitude have TO be
punished by a revolutionary tribunal.
II holds no promise OF n better or more
, ~rcgulur administration of local justice,
I hut Il throws some light on the work
ing of the Jury system In New Orleans
which the people Of other cities, and
particulnrly those Of New York, will
. do we'll 10 read, mark and inwardly d.
n gest."
$ The Herald SAYS: THAT is the YER
. dict of the grand jury which speaks Tor
o the people of New Orleans. IL will be
Al the verdict of the American people and
e Of the civilized world wherever the
: fncts are known II Is no time To SER
: monize about mob violence. An up
= rising Of the people is not an outbreak
y of a mob. II IL idle to moralizc about
law and Justice taking their usual
n course. The Malta instead OF the com
1. munity is now terrorizcd. The lives OF
law abiding citizens are safer there
ne 1psti,e has been vindicated by the
lis people. The disease called Tor tht
~ cure. The end justified the means.
aa cuIcAGo OPINION.
nd CHICAGO, May The Daily New
"a lind ays 1T is a rather singular co
~ incidence that the New Orleans gran'
dc Jury report became public property OF
,xt the snmc day on which II bccam
'us known that Signor Rudini, Italy's prim
'N minister. had Joined the parlinmentnr
Jay association for the promotion ot intci
art national arbitration and peace. Arb
Dg' tration will afford an opportunity !
y, the United States to prove To the Eur
rc. mean Governments that the responsible
airs itv for the New Orleans tragedy, an
Ier' for many other bloody conflicts betwce
a :, outraged American citizens and aht
rcd forces transferred TO American so
Imo rests primarily with the European go
crnnentS'
nat The Inter Ocean (rcp says: "C'enr
these men were not living in the pea
to of the United States rs the leg
do phrase goes, and therefore their mt
i'ko der is not subject for complaint by nj
and foreign power.
in The Times (dem.) says: '"The me
de- bcrs of the Jury seem 10 have given I
tue broad a meaning to the statement
Burke that you cannot indict Il wh'
q AN n~eople.' But there remains the II
onal hat the conclusion they arrived
'ttul while the logical result of the CO
'nS ditions of existing interests Is n
mes, grace To the state and the nation
NEW Il OPINION.
NEW ORLEANS, May THE Sta
po, snys: Naturally the grand jury cot
vent indict no one, or no bel of TIL
mails concerned in this business. The p
d by nle' did it; and no grand jury could
|. " wise n way 10 indict the people.
stage The Times Democrat says: ".
irloss grand jury has given the proper ret
their in the parish prison lynching, Il ret
nlnsl that will meet with the approval Of
sis. entire people, not of New oric
pcr. alone, but Of the country"
u the MISCELLANEOUS VIEWS.
yas a WASHINGTON, May THE Wash
ton Post says: The report OF the J
to- Orleans grand jury reaches the
er as ----a ,h,, ,ros expected of il.
sses- cohSi "a ~ 4
nd OF indicates thht "hi'c !" may
ent to necessary To strike terror 10 u uhii
ore us GUS class Of the community by the
'rsons bitrament of a self-constituted c
he eIt. there nre still other and equally daI
ght OF GUS elements that would also sec
= oiti- require heroic treatment"
,n n eJ. LOUISVILLE. Ky, May THE
lis ma. ~ricr.Journal says; THE serious
in the whole matter lies not bct'
| with America and Italy, but between
n was 1. H. 4. No, Orleon