New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-16
THE NEW-ORLEANS TRAGEDY
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In what World are We living Where. oh, where.
ro~uonal ,4q, If hi, country Why. Is the Vciulct
Of a Jury in capital process, farce joke child )
Play ' ~ u 5 |cr. 5"ou,i tionslnd Tine @No"
They were ~ muIder!N' on NC eI ninG , ~
were innocent men whom the law talter having toI
ured ana maityrcd IA IN IN thousand Ways lno i
and materially Tor siX long months aD'''NI"S ,i,'h
fom crime. returned h,n to theif alc ,:etc ~
10 works, To NE They "eI, Ni,t'rls uNci'"Me ma ~
misfortune, victims that peIulOn' cl'' 1 I',r,
tempted - sacrifice to NJ ha,rgu anu ouni,rn ty
were indeed martyrs. And verify as martHT' they
died Were it otherwise, we should not
pno,i vceping. writc these line, in which paPltate
and vibate all the love which we bear io"ap1 or
poor unfortunate brothers all We rtiielom W 'E
roHr,y from which derive faith aad ,2uiiEc all
the anguish that fortunes our sr, At onT I hsmp
Of the almost Incredible slaughter ""''" ''"' 'fP'"
XII narfatvd- confirm the fact Of ne tau ac!I
esccncc aud connivnnce of prominent 81 ~ va W.,
pramclitated determination to carry out inc ldEruy
Of the security impaissg IN Ec e shame upon the
American name j. 50 much the greater. therefore
planaion asked and demanded ~ INC nam VI !ns'icr
Ind truth and human nvloabilty: in the name OF
the hospitality and of common right; III {hh nade
Of econ tuonal franchise: IN the name oi lhterha-
tional treaties and projections ,o,,. .ch ,,o.ooo
are possible Is place Of fTes and beasts %ltlont
cOnscienccs moral. civil or ChrSli2n. VINO deserve
to be b?nhc1 from the human faT I nnd are ire
stead Of being left to the mercfnl conStmuohai iaWS
of a Rpuublic, they Shonld meet the hhDat ~ 'iiN
Czar-these herd, OF cowardly spirits and Of putnd
cartons; -. ,. >.o,. vor, with un,nimitv and
accord invite, The colony 70 mas nl'rl!.g Whiim
by imposing nnmhcrs by dignity Of compartment. by
nrmncss and determination IN It's dcDc [ ioo n W.
most nefarou,. ttc most horrible. me most bloody
4n, s conntrr discovered by italians Above all tran
Gnillityi And show 10 Americans that The italian.
although Stirmazcd by tnc h8rrprS %a rca,1c that
their innocent cGnnymen nnd hro Gc p' prcr [a
above them IS The law. and that unher no prT"e."it
ton Whatever will they be tempted to act against IT,
Among the kilograms received by Mr.. BarSolii
Yesterday were the following
Washington u. C.--All quic, calm. sorry bn'chGr>
New Orleans. City indifferent l9isncd +. +, kailo,
New Orlcan--Co Colony aStonishei ue,nhns' &C. n1,
react. Iutchcry approved by population 'olshec)
New Havcn-Italian colony angry barbarty New,
Orlean, Hope home Government revenges' operate
D"7i tt special committee TcErIG cG
our t.ovcrnmcn, viii require. Csigncdl +. g. Pol
EuHa!o- Italians very sorry; Inay tr"st III INC
Americans law. (simcdl &: PorccHa. ,,.,.... ,,.
Pttsbmrg-Italian, angry Tor the Ncw-DrlcanS ont
rage Pres ,ympathizc with rs. lSI;nedl \. IT"
Richmond Italian colony very sad for tho irlg'Iy
Of New-Orl ans, ard hope TO have satisfaction by
American Government. signed '. Dmh3ui i,o.o, T.,
PREVENTION hon, Government Navy demon 'tra, lon
asking satisfaction. respect to the peoples rights
ChIcaso. Raudact in honor nativity Of King SUI
pended account halbarlc crime IN New Orleans. S'hd
penJer cni"nv offended at arrccouz slaughter at
New orleans. Although calm want 'rparajiog:
Cincimat-ltalians amazed at hatchery IN N'"'F-
lean, t>irncdI Eavogli. Italian NiccCon-ul.
Carlo Harsoiti said last 'nisht that there was no
such thing rs Malta society among Tie Italians
in America. There might have been, he said. such
an organization in Italy "a hundred years ago, hAt
neither in Italy nor in America was there now any
societies whose object was assassination. lie de-
bounced the killing of tie Italians IN Ncw-OFlcanS
as atrocious murder.
ham i-pr al \B
eaid that In" real 1ssa-~inS in NcW-Ol."aiS were
thc mob. He dbl not expect any it'uP," IN New,
York. The Italians were much cNcl'ci, bht ""u'I
depend upon the American people Y" aN'U-' ny
Ncw-Orlcans Outrage The Americans. he s'ld'
had violated their own oathN, ana Tie murders III
Ncw-OrNeanS were "a blot ON the American hi-;
There were CrounS of excited Italian men ana
women in Monroe and Oliver sS. all day, hui th"F'
was no violence Of any kind cont ,mpdlci 80 lar
rs could be learned.
Bend" all day and talked ahout the sion Inter
Of their countrymcn in the Parish Prison "i Nv
Orleans They showed b. their g"Ntirnlai,ons
and their loud talk that they were excited. rev
Of them could speak ENGLISH but Tribune IT,
porter who passed from one group I" another "1S
able 10 eathcr tie Information that they thought
sl'.r punishment ought 10 hc inflicted upon 'hc
Innh i'm Now rctn, hy tie luitel States Govern
mcut The murders were brutal and coNardli.
they said. and II th' nlt"d states Government
Gilcd 10 send troops 10 New Orleans and shoot
tine mob the Italian Government ought (" demand
redress One Italian woman said She hoped Inc
Italians in Ncw-Orlcans would XIII oil the other
people there. but thc men VINO heard Ter h'o.l-
thirsty speech shrugged their shoulders and Said :
NO" Much Of tie talk wa. about meeting -
day to make protest II was Nud tlai ~"
Inlian nc,vspaprrS. "ProcrcSso It1lp-AmcrIcano.
" Eco IL Italia" and christopher Coumbo' would
announce the time and place of tie mc'iln@
in the mornisc. some Italian shopNrrfci' m
the street said they were sorry for Whri h't
haBpencl in NcW-OrlcaEs nut they y lSh"d 10 at
tend 10 their own business and not max" trouble
in this city. An ltahan iiaG ST beside The Stars
IT, l,li. Inc I'm,
story Of one tcrcmcntEousc IN NulbcrrN-si. at
tractcd some attention, bat the display was made
only 10 announce the birth of an Italian hJhy
in The house. Another BRIGHT coniraS, IN the
street was furnished by IN Italian wedding pro-
crssion At tie Italian Church IN NulbcrH-si.
no mention of The trouble in Ncw-Orclns was
made during The religions services The Rev.
Constantine Staudcr. who conducted the services.
said later that be was gricyed deeply by the
murders Of Italian prisoners
in dhG@ns PFGb!EiITh c @i d Hf o ,s cI
will hold an indignation meeting tomorrow and
send protes 10 the Italian Minister It Washing
| ton. There are some bad Italians in Ncw-O orleans.
! perhaps. bnt why shoot them down like dogs
| wien they are in Jail and unable ~ defend them
/ selves? Th0s" murders are Il disgrace upon this
country and viii lead to international
are protected Ivy tie police. There are enough
good Italians here 10 suppress the Malta II The
organization attempted murders Ler".
There is difference Of opinion among III" lill-
! jan residents Of brooklyn concerning III" KILN.
Of the eleven Italians ~ New-Orlcaus on Saturday
! The more conservative ones believe IN letting
! the aiinir alone. Others. particularly ScilanS
and Ncap0litauG. re ANXIOUS 10 take some action
! Robert Rjaemo. Of No - Prcsidant.sl. Is
one of the leaders Of the latter class. Speaking
10 Tribune reporter last evening. hc said b"
| think we viii Join with the Italian residents ol
| New York and hold a meeting AZ Tammanv Hall
| f. protest against the killing Of orr count rymcn
| We are I'll Italians, whether from the North 81
South. and Will join in The protest and viii take
| slch action may seem best 10 bring the c1,o
~ the attention of the italian Government. We
have already telcgraphcd to Rome about the
| affair"
Some did not hold the same view though they
were unwilling 10 be quoted. one prominent
| Italian said To Tribune reporter: do not think
our people will do anything. II they do.
| shall believe the action is in6gaicd 10y III" Malta
| ] don't see what the people of Ncw-OreanS could
| do. These rascals. who were dclriug the law
| and carrying on wholesale murder seemed to bc
| able by money Other means 10 defy the laW
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