Telegram-herald., 1891-05-05
RUDINrS DECISION.
he Insisss That 1tav's Claim 10 Ysir
and Just
II WILL BELEfr TOPuBLIe opIyIOy.
He Chasaessrtsss the csssssvsrsy Over
Ne Nafsss ~ sbssssssss ssa Waass
- Break ~ off and Dzssg sAs
Dispute - . Head

Roxx, May THE green book on
the New Orleans lynching comprises
twenty-four dispatches. dated from
March IL tn April a. IL shows that.
the Itstias governments from the
commencement psrsevered In ask
Ing that criminal proceedings be
taken against the lynch~rs and
that IN Indemnity Be paid 70 the
families Of the vistins- The sxpres
sion brought 70 justice" recurs ia The
o6lcial dispatches - well a. in Baron
fsva's private letter& The principal
Communications have already been
published After Mr.. Blaine's note Of
April IL the volume concludes with the
telegram from Marquis di Rudini 70
Marquis ImperiAli. the text Of which n
- follows
Il hsvs now before ne . note s1Arssssd -
Uon ~ sscrstasy Blaine. April ~ IL perussl
produces = most painful tmpressfon upon NE
Iwul nos stop 70 lay strsss upoa ne isek q
Conformity with diplomatic usAges cispAoyed
IN nAktns use - Mr. Blaine did not hesitate
20 "a. Of . portion Of . Telegram -
nins sommunicssed 70 Mn u series eoaA1ssee
n order 70 get M % . oussttea siseriy
defined In sus o01eial documentA Which
alone possess olpiomstie value Nor wiz
stop 10 point ous shs rsfsssnee n thie telegram
Of nins of Marco - that The words DunisA-
1sns Of the guilty IN 10 bssvisy q tslsOsapAis
Language actually stsnfae6 sniy thai proseea
sion oashs 70 - comnsncSd IN order shas The
Individuals Recognized - guilty shouid nos
escape punishment Par above al o1tute arUur
ments remains the fact that henceforward
sne federal governments declares itself con-
scious Of what We have constantly asked anA
yss n does NOS grant our legitimate demAndA
~ nIaI A Pfuht m -.
nsns of Indemnify 70 the fanilies q sAs Victims
dependent upon proof OF TIE violsttoa q the
treaty but ve shrink nom think
ing that hs considers that the fact Of
such violation sstil needs proof Italian
suolsets acquitted By American 1uriss we're
mastered N prisons Of the state without
measures being taken 70 defend theR What
other proof does The federal government expect
Of . violation Of treaty wherein constant PRO
lection and security Of subjects OF the contract
Ing parties are expressly stipulsreds We
have placed on evidence that No have never
asked anything else bat the opening Of regular
proceedings. In regard TO this Baron rsva's
rrss note. dated March IS contained even the
formula % the telegram addressed on the same
dag By Mr.. Blaine under the order Of President
Harrison to the governor % LoutsianA Now,
however. IN the note Of April Mr. Blaine 10
si.eat on tho subject which 10 for rs the main
point OF controversy.
I'VE are under the sad necessity Of conciudln9
that what to every other government would
appear 20 b the accomplishment Of strict civil
duty Is impossible TO the federal government
II IL time to break on this bootless con-
sroversy- Public opinion. the sovereign Judge.
viii know how 90 indicate an equitable
solution OF thts grave problem. We have
anarmed and We again afarm. our
first right. Let the federal government reflect
upon its side II IL Is expedient to leave 70 the
mercy Of each state OF the union, irresponsible
70 foreign countries the efficiency Of treaties.
pleading It's faith and honor 20 entire nsstonA
The present dispatch Is addressed 70 you
exclusively. noe 70 the federal government
Your duties heaeefoFsh sro eolsiy restricted 70