The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-10
the NEW ORLEANS LYncHIno.

! 1Dspis0asie FIirtstt~a Des seea Fsir itsiis
, esd rneie >ao--O0etai Corrrspaesi~~es
Made rubile-Th~ italian Minister to sec
| r~sssy Biafos and the s>~retsry's E~pis.
WASHINGTON. April a-Thc follow
ing correspondcnce between Secretary
blaine and Baron favs was made pub
lie BY The department Of state last
| night:
RoYAl LxoATfox oy frAlr. WASHINGTON,
l March M-Nr. Secretary of state. BY my
tvo notes OF March Is and y bal The hono'
/ TO call your exccii~ney's serious attenticn
I to the Occurrences es exceptional gravity
which took place In New Orleans on Msrrh
! iS, whereby four sub.e-ts @, the ksas Il
/ italy. Who we're cor rned IN the prison o,
/ that city. we're massacred BY th- cruvi
| under the leader,hip OF tso American et;i-
xens
After having formally protested axaias'
/ the aniustiaable conduct of the local aathor
| itsea. Who v.re evidently rccreant 80 ali
their dusies on thst occasion. I rc,csyei 70
| the goversm.nt of his mai sty fn. rixh, O.
| demand such szftsfacs on as "a mSshg IA n 4
| proper since the occurrences Ia gacsi On
constituted patent v .olstion oi the siipuia
I tIons of the treaty N force between ou- tsS
| countries which secures 70 i'sl an ~at;eC'.
| residing IA ;hr Uni;e9 -tatc- The same pro-
tec;ion tsa, IL rn!,yej by AmerieNR citizens
and shiea has a say. bcea extended - ttc
latter Ia Italian territory
The r.paration demanded by tie gov
ernmeut ot the l .ns. a. have hai the honur
to inform you "A cor interviews held dur NJ :
the last fsw days. we're TO consist oi the TO-
lowing points
fIr.t-Tne Official assurance ~ The federal
government thai the guilty pa;tirs should
b- brough; 10 iu>tisc.
seconi-Thc recognition. In prisc PIE. that
an indemnity IL due TO the RELATIVES of fhr
victims
Your exerllcnry vas pleased io deciarr tn
m- thar a. the federal government dit not
think that lt could take thi. view ot ih" ease
10 declined o. take the two Aforesaid dc
mands into con-idvrAt on.
Under these circumstances the govern
meet of h.s majesty. considering that the
legitimate action OF the kih<'s minister ai
Washington becomes inefficacl sous, ha, or
drr,d me to take my leave
In obedience To the Instruct fou> which
have received have the honor to announce
To your ,xecllency that am going To i,sVe
Washington n speedily a possible, leaving
the Marquis Imp-riaii, h. majesty. ere
tary OF legation. la charzo OF the current
business orth- royal legation.
Be pleased To accept. Mr.. >~crctsTy oi
state. the renewed assurance u; my highest
consideration fANN
y
state. Washington. ID. e
SECRETARY BLAISK's ANSWER
The Marquis Imp.riali. Charge d'Anairvs
DEPARTMENT OF STATE WasBISCTuN. u. G. q.
April !. is3l-SF. I have the honor To sc
knowledge the receipt OF a note of yestcr-
day date. from Baron Java. who has lrit tue
Italian legation I'm your charge beg io 81
press the sincere regret with which tue gov
q 81.
tclllgcnc- of Baron faVa's speedy departure
from the capital Though hc has more than
once intimatcI tbs purpo~c, the govern
ment of tie United state, ha, been unabi" To
see adequate reasons for such "A step TIE
baron's service here for the past ten year.
has been distinguished at all me. hy the
most agreeable relations with the executive
department of this government. The rcgrv,
at his leaving = enhanced when. a. the prr,i-
dent believes. he has been recalled un ..r a
misapprch,nsion OF facts by the govern
mcnt of Italy
The cause of his sundering his diplomatic
relations with this government IL thus given
In his note: The rrparation dcman led by
the government of the king, as I have hsI
the honor to inform you in our intcTy yicws
during tn. last few days wer. to consist oi
the following points: firs;. the ofllcIal a..
surance by the fedc-ai government that the
guilty parties should be brodght To- justice.
second. the recognition I'm principle. that
an indemnity il due TO the rclat YES of the
victims"
The first dcmsud thus stated by Baron
faya j. slightly changed in phrase from that
employed by him In his many verb II
quests based upon telegram from the mar
qus iii Ruiini which he I,ft with mr. Tho
marquis di Rudini declared that ItaIy's right
To demand and To obtain puni ,hmcnt of the
murderrTs ani an Indemnity for the We iins
is un4uc~tionablc II ~ inferred that
Baron fsya'- change -; phrase meant
no change of demand. ! have cndoav.
orcd tn impress upon him In TIA" sew
.ral personal Interviews with which
he has honorc,l me that the government of
the United States j. utterly unable to give
the assurance which the marquis has de
maudcd. Even 10 the national government
had the entire jurisdiction over the alleged
murderers IL could not give assurance to- any
for. gn power that they should y" punished.
The President IL unable to- see how any gov
crnm"nt could justly give an assurance Of
this character in advance ot trial aud
verdict of guilty"
In the constitution OF the United States %
Is declared that lin all crim mai prosecutions
the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy
and public trial by an impartial jury OF the
state and district wherein the crime shalt
have been commlttei" IL nccI- no argu-
ment to prove that a jury could not
be impartial. II 10 were in any sense, or
to any degree. bound before IN" tri1l of the
accused 10y the assurance which ihc pT.si- I
dent OF the United states hai ycnturcd to
give To foreign power.
In tn. constitution Of the state Of Ioat.l-
ana. under whose immediate jurisdiction the /
crimrs were committed. substantially the J
same provision IL found 80 that the govern /
Or OF that state would be n unable to give n !
pledge in advance for the result of q trial 4
under state law the president would d. i
were 10 practicable To try the leaders OF the |
mob under the laws of the United states
In Baron Faya'- s-roni point he demands 4
the recognition. in principle. that an indrm.
nifty is Ju. to the relative. Of the victims
lie II as-urcdiy under grave error when
be declares tina; the United states govern
ment declined 20 take thi. demand into con
.idcratiOn, and shall re- ret q hr has com
nuni' atsd such conclusion to youf gov
.rnm, mt The United ~tai.~ 40 tar from r..
using has distinctly recognized the Erincl
Pile of Indemnity to- tho-c italian subject.
y no may have been urongri by = violation
" the right. secured 60 them under the
r-aty With the United states of February p.
SCI
Ihave repeatedly gwen to Bsrun Favs the
ASSURANCES thst under the dir-ciioa OF the
president. all the facts and ineiient- con
l.ctcd IN the unhappy tragedy at Ns~
pri. an. March 10 last should De most
thoroughly Investigated. have also in
orln.d hlm that in a matter 90 sseh gravity
he government of tn. N ted -tn's- sould
,ot permit Itself 20 be unduly Eurr'"d. nor
viil 10 make answer TO any deusani untl
very iaef essential To a correct Judgment
hail have been fully s.csrtsInsi through
ezsl authority. The impsttenes of th~ az |
ITievsd may be natural bat Es- Indulgence 7
oc. not Away. secure the most substantial
us'iee
Accept air the Assurance of ny b IN ron.
iieraison- JANIS g BLaISr
Hsng.risss on the War Fsth-
PIrTsBUEsH. Pa, April 2-The fol
owing has Just bcen recelvei from ,
fnnnf Hicaaans Pa .Elri,- h,rrs.ir..d .