The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-04
OPINION IN ENGLAND
Is Setting Against the Action of
Marquis di Rudini.
IN TRYING TO FORCE THE HAND
OF Blaine-The Idea of War Ridiculed-Faya's
Note Begged Every Question at Issue
"A French View.

LONDON, April 3.-[Copywright 1891, by the
New York Associated Press. Current opinion
mere Is settling more steadily against the action
OF Marquis di Rudini in trying to force the hand
OF Mr. Blaine in the matter of lynching the
Italians In New Orleans To-morrow's leading
nigh class weelkles devote considerable atten-
tlon to the ara ysis of the position, and gener-
ally discuss the affair from the standpoint of
the United States constitution. The Spectator
holdS that serious thinking Americans will
ADMIT the impertection of the constitution and
are bound to regret it all the more because there
Is small chance of their being able to rem
edy it."
Touching the talk of war, the SDectatoy ridi
euLes the noton OF Italy declaring war against
one OF the greatest powers of the world-a
power capable within six months of buvlnp and
puliQlng heet that would block every port of
Italy American ingenuity would be SO stimu-
lated to out do itself that il would turn every
clad. 49, '~A -'--
!, Inc Econon'tst says; Marquis di Rudini and
MS government are in cm-de-sac. They can
not slt stlll; they cannot fight, and they cannot
OBTAIN the redress they want without fighting.
Italy allies Will never permit her to risk
war mat would disturb European constitu-
ions. The United States holds so exceptional
position that it cannot be conquered by any
power or probable combination of powers even
Il an an EUROPE was allied and made the attempt
-, baron tava's note SAID the Catholic 9dbLet.
oeggeu every question at issue. The real ex-
PLANTATION of the precipitant action iof the Ital-
ran ministers must be found in the fa;t that
they feel that public opinion in Italy required
some demonstration"
-, The Conservative press apply the dificulty to
Illustrate the evil that would result from the
concession OF home-rule to Ireland and the
comparison viii have undoubtedly potency in
electoral platforms
report prevailed in political clubs to-nipht
that Lord Salisbury, on the instigation of
Rudln, would offer to mediate for an adjust
I OF the dlnerences between Italy and the
united States. high foreign Official said the
question mad not been discussed. He admit
Tea communication has been sent Sir Julian
faunce1ote to report on the question, especially
as a1ectlng the position of British subjects
Inc NatlonallStS discounted their victory in
ongo 10 some extent by exaggerated predictions
as TO tne majority. The speeches made by the
farnellltes after their defeat showed undated
PLUCK The ParnelliteS tried to dupe Chtholic
voters by the display of bogus telegram from
Rome TO the effect that the Pope disapproved of
the antl-Parnell policy of the Irish bishops.
German Official papers have been autho-
Yea 10 deny the report of the transfer of Rus
sian troops to the Austrian frontier and to min
nnlze the Importance of the Cars decorating
PRESIDENT Carnot. Nevertheless. uneasiness in
oLnclal circles remains the same.
me government is reported TO be in possess
sion OF information placing beyond doubt the
existence OF formal defensive and offensive
alilance between Russia and France including
SupuiatlonS that France will support Russia in
her plans against India.