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latter of his recall is SAUNA,
given below Ii il - ftas.i...s.
the official presenta- Ss.SSss~<z@st 4
ton OF the case Of ~ II
the Italian govern - "
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Secretary Blaine ia ~
his reply. Minister H.\/SA
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ment his letter of r.
recall was presented ~ ~
10 the secretarv az KING HvNBERr.
state, becomes an individual with
out Official standing Therefore
Secretary Blaine addresses him
self 70 Marquis Imperiali. Charge
dAffaires," etc Baron Fava in
his letter stated tha. the marquis
would be left in charge of the
affairs of the legation, and the
secretary of state takes him at his
word The letter itself VIII be one of
the noteworthy state documents of
President Harrison's administration.
In diplomatic and Official circles where
its contents have been made known il
calls forth the highest praise. 1t sets
the people O. the United States right
before the world and indicates the
Willingness of this country 10 uphold
by proper means its in irrational obi
cations.
hARoS rAvAs LETTER
ROYAL LOCATION or ITALY wAsHIsGToS
March 81. MY SecrsszrI Of Stat: BY nv
two notes of tho 18th and 18th insts had the
honor to call your excellency's attention 10 the
occurrence OF exceptional gravity which took
place OF New Orleans the l4th, whereby four
subjects OF the king OF Italy who were confined
in the prison Of that city were massacred by
the crowd under the leadership Of two Ameri-
can citizens.
AFTER having formally protested against the
unjusiinable conduct o! the local authorities,
which we're evidently recreant to ell thes-
duties On that occasion I reserved TO the gov
eminent OF his mstcsty the right 10 demand
such satisfaction as IL might think proper,
since the occurrence in question constituted
patent violation OF the stipulations OF the
treaty in foroo between our two countries
which secures TO Italian subjects residing in
the United States the same protection that Is
enjoyed BY American citizens and which has
always been extended TO the latter in Italian
territory.
The PREPARATION demanded by the govern
ment Of the king. rs have b ad the honor To in-
form you in our interviews held during the last
few days, was TO consist OF the following points:
~. The Official assurance by the federal gov
eminent that the guilty parties should be
brought TO Justice.
az. The recognition In principle that an IN
dfmnify IA y a the of he
Your excellency was pleased 10 declare TO
me that a. she federal government did not
think It could take this view OF the case. IL de-
clined 10 take the Aforesaid demands into con-
sideration
Under these circums tances the government
OF bis majesty, considering tina. the legitimate
action Of the kings minister AZ Washinyto be-
comes inececscious, has ordered me TO take my
leave.
I'm obedience to the instructions which
have received have the honor 10 announce 10
your eXcellency that am going to leave Wash
ington o. speedily as possible leaving the
Marquis Inpcr.aN, his majestys secretary OF
legation. in ohargs OF the current business OF
the roy al legation
BE pleased to accept, Mr. Secretary OF
State. the renewed assurance OF my highest
consideration. FAvA
ITO his excellency James q. Blaine. secretary
Of state, Washington"
SECRETARY BLAINE REILLY.
To the above letter Secretary Blaine
replied as follows:
COMPARTMENT or STATE, WASHINGTON d.
c.. April /. 1901. TIE Marquis fns'rioii. CHARGE
6'hgairss, fc.-Sir: I have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt OF a note Of yesterday
date from Baron Fsva, who has left the Italian
legation In your charge.
II beg to express the sincere regret with
which the government Of the United States re
t. 81 ~, A..
departure from this capital Though no has
more than once intimated this purpose the gov
eminent OF the Unit.d States has been IN
able TO see sdeauats reasons for such n step.
The barons service here for the last
ten years has been distinguished II all
times b. the most agreeable relations with the
executive department OF this government. The
regret q, his leaving is enhanced when rs the
president believes, he has been recalled under
misapprehension Of facts by the government
| of Italy.
"The cause Of bis sunderng bis diplomatic
relations with this government Is thus given In
his note:
! " The reparsiion demanded by the govern
/ meut Of the king. as have had the honor 20
I inform ron In our interviews held during the
last few days. was 10 consist OF the following
( points:
/ government that the guilty parties should be
/ brought 70 Justice
"a The recognition In principle that IN In
I cemnity is due 10 the relatives OF the victims
The first demand thus stated by Baron Fsva
( IL slightly changed IN phrase from that en-
ploycd by him in his many verbal requests
based on a telegram from the Marquis kudini
which IN le., with me. The Marquis Rudini
declared that 1taiy's right TO demand and OBJ
tain punishment OF tho uuricrers and an IL
ccrluity for the victims Is unqnestlonabc.'
az Is Inferred tha. Baron Fasa's change II
phrase meant no change o. demand have err
deavorca TO irarress upon bin in the several
personal interviews with watch he has honorec
me that the government OF the United States Il
utterly unable 10 give the assurance whch ths
| Marquis Ruiini has demanded Even II TIC ma
tIonsl government had the entire jurisdiction
over the alleged murders y coaii not sire as
surance - any foreign power THAT they shoult
be punished;
'srhc president Is unable 20 see how snv gov
srnmcpt could lastly give a. sssurs1ce II TIT
character ia advance ~ trisl and . verdict o
guilty In The constitution ., the CniteS
I States ~ Il dccla-~s hat 81 al crirefnsl prose
eaticss ne accused snail enioy the right -
speedy sas ruhlic trial by an impartial fury Q
she state and district wherein thr crime shsi
have beer eoruulittet'
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consultation o. the state - LOUISIANA ands
whose Immediate lurisdictisn tae crime
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