Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-10
TIE NEW ORLEANS LYncHiHo.

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ing correspondence between Secretary
blaine and naron fava was made pub
he by the department q state Last
night.
ROYAL tEakrtos "a IrkLr. wasuiSoroS.
March m-Mr Secretary 81 stats ~ my
to notes % March IS and a. Z had a.. honor
% call your r1rsiisney'a serious attention
o. the occurrences 81 exceptional gravity
which took plars la Nrw Orleans o. March
a.. whereby four subjects ct the King 81
Italy. who were eoHnu~d Ca the prison -
that city. were massHcred IS the crowd
under the leadership 81 tso American citi-
Ecna
After having formally protested against
thc uniu.tiuubic conduct Of ths iocai author.
iues who were evidently rrrreaut g. all
their duties on that occasion. I reserved 90
the government Of hs majesty the right O.
demand such satisfaction a. u might think
proper since the Occurrences ia question
constituted q patent violation Of the stlpula-
tons Of the treaty in force between our two
countries which secures Go Haitian ssAieets
residing In the United states the same pro.
lection that enjoyed bY American citizens
aud which has always been extended 60 the
latter in Italian territory.
The reparstion demanded by the gov.
eminent 90 The king. a. I have had the honor
60 inform YOU u uur Interviews held during
wv NAHN wv ANH y WIZ W hNNHAHN VI AAN AkNr
low points
First-Tho Official Insurance by the federal
government that the guilty parties should
be- brought 90 Justice.
s~ccoud-Thc recognition. Ia principle that
an Indemnity is due to the relatives of the
victims.
Your cxcoilcncy was pleased to declare to
me that as tlc federal government did not
think that it could take THIS view OF the ease
u declined Co take the two aforesaid de
mauds into consideration.
Under these circumstances the govern.
mont ~ hs majesty, considering that the
legitimate action 81 the kings minister at
Washington becomes iuenieaci0us, has or.
dorrd me- 90 take my leave
In obedience 10 the instructions which I
have received I have tho honor to announce
Co your cxcclloucy that I am Hoias to lcave
Washington as speedily as possible, leaving
the Marquis lmprriali. hs mairsty's srorc.
tnry ut legation, In charge Of the current
business oftho royal legation.
BE pleased TO accept, Mr. srcrottry Of
State, the removed assurance of my highest
consideration fAyA.
HIS cxcclleucy. James &. Blaine. secretary OF
state, Washington, D. 6.
SECRETARY nLAINE's ANSWER.
The Marquis lmpcrialt, Charge d'Anaires.
etc:
DEPARTMENT NJ STATE. WAsHtSGToS. u. c.,
April 1. 1881 Sir. | have the honor to ac
knowledge the receipt of a note Of ycstor.
day date, from baron fava, who has LETT tho
Italian legation In your charge. / beg to ex-
press the sincere regret with which the gov.
crnmcnt II the United states receives the IN.
tclligcncc of Baron tHva's speedy departure
from the capital Though he has more than
once lntimgted this purpose, the govern.
mcnt of the United states has boon unable to
see adequate reasons for such Il step. Tho
blron's service here Tor the pust ten years
has boon distinguished at ali tunes by the
most agreeable relations with the executive
department OF this government. The regret
az his leaving Is enhanced when. as the presi.
dent believes, he has been recalled under u
misrepresentation Of facts by the govern.
mcut of ltaly.
Tho cause 81 his suuderlug his diplomatic
relations with this government i thus given
I'm his note: '"fhe rrpuration demanded by
tho government OF the king, rs | have had
the honor To- Inform you ~ our interviews
during the last few days. we're to consist OF
the following points First, ihe Official as.
surancc by the federal government that tho
guilty parties should be brought To JUSTICE;
second. the recognition In principle. that
nm indemnity Is due to the relatives Of the
victims"
The first demand thus stated by Baron
Fava Is slightly changed In phrase from that
employed by him In his many verbal re-.
quests based upon Il telegram from the mar.
quts Ill Rudini which he left with me. Tho
marquis III ltudini declared that ltaly's right
to demand and to obtain punishment uf the
murdcrcrs and nm indemnity for the victims
IL uuqucstiounble IL is inferred that
Baron favu's change OF phrase meant
no change OF demand. | have endeHv.
orcd to impress upon hun in the sew.
erai personal interviews with which
he has honorcd me that the government of
tho United States Is utterly unable to give
tho assurance which tho marquis has de.
mandcd. Even 10 the national government
had the entire jurisdiction over the alleged
murdrrers II could not give assurance To auy
foreign power that they should be punished,
The President IL unable To see how any gov.
ornmcnt could justly give an assurance oi
this character In advance OF II trial aud Il
verdict OF guilty"
In the constitution OF the United States Il
Il declared that lin al criminal prosecution,
the accused shall enjoy the right To q speedy
aud public trial by an impartial jury OF th,
state and district wherein the crime shall
have been committed" II needs no argn.
munt TO prove that Il jury could moi
be impartial, II il were In any sense, oi
to any degree, bound before the trial of the
accused by the assurance which the prnsi
dent OF the United states had yenturcd tC
, give To "A foreign power.
: In the constitution of the state of Louisi.
! ana, under whose immediate jurisdiction til,
crimes were committed, substantially tn,
same provision Is found. 80 that the govern.
or OF that state would be rs unable to give f,
| pledge IN advance for tho result of n trin
= under state law rs the president would b,
were II practicable To try the leaders of th,
mob under the laws OF the United states.
In Baron Fava's second point he demand
the recognition, IN principle, that an indem
> nifty Is due to the relatives of the victims
He Is nssurcdly under "a grave error whel
he declares that the United States govern
mcnt declined to take this demand into con
slderatiOn, and | shall regret II lie has com
inundated such n conclusion to you gov
eminent The United States. so far from re-
: fusiug, has distinctly recognized the princI
pie OF indemnity to those italian subject
who may have been wrongcd by IA violation