The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-04-08
PRESS COMMENT.

Expression Of Opinion Of Leading Nevp
papers on the italian Minister'S Recall
-Italy's Action Regarded ~ Hasty and
Unwarranted.
NEW YORK, April 1.-The Times says
''The Italians in New Orleans were not
slaughtered because they were Italians,
but because they were, like pirates, en-.
emIes OF the human race, who, through
their own corruption, the law of the
country had failed to punish Whateve.
may be the views and whatever the ac-
ton of the Italian government, Mr..
Blaine and the administration may feel
perfectly we'll assured that the people
of the United States will support them
in resisting claim for damages AID to
any extent"
The Sun: ''Of course there is not
going to be war. Italy can not very
well afford to go to war for the purpose
of making the United States alter its
constitution. There is norupture, only
little strain. No citizen of the United
States is hostile to Italy or Italians.
The Malta is scoundrelly institution.
The United States can not punish a
New Orleans mob any more than it can
punish New Orleans policeman for
prigging banana from fruit stand. ="
The Herald says: Viewed from any
point the action of the Italian govern
ment is as unwarranted as it is hasty
and extraordinary. 1t looks as if the
king or his premier were in dudgeon,
or, as has been limited, the move was
designed merely for home political
buncombe. By the United States it is
hardly to be regarded as courteous, and
might possibly be construed into an af-
ront."
PHILADELPHIA COMMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-The Record
says editorially: ''Unless the Italian
government has information not yet in
possession of the state authority in
Louisiana and means of anticipating
of Baron Fava would seem to be a hasty
proceeding. The United States will not
shirk any due responsibility incurred
through the outbreak at New Orleans,
but the tender of reparation or the re-
fusal of it will not be fastened one in
slant by the threatening assumed by
Italy, should the report of Baron Fava's
action prove true
The North American says: IA rup-
ture of diplomatic relations by Italy
does not indicate anything serious, and
it is not at all unlikely that the recall
of the baron, who is a survivor of the
Crispi government, is made to enable
Rudini to manage foreign affairs
through men selected by himself"
THE BALTIMORE PAPERS.
BALTIMORE, Md, April 1.-The
Herald says: 1.-THE recall of the
Italian minister from his post at Wash
ington is genuine surprise. 1t is too
early to foresee the result of this in
considerable action on the part of Italy
but it is safe to assume that the event
of war is remote. The authorities at
Rome show themselves strangely ignor-
ant of American institutions in the re-
call of their representative before the
completion of the legal proceedings in
New Orleans.
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''Italy's action is hasty and premature,
because an investigation of the New
Orleans massacre is pending, and no
satisfaction has as yet been denied. If
this hasty step of Italy has one conse-
quence it will be to make it harder to
get ample Naturalization, because such
bluff can only be answered with the
old well-known phrase millions for de-
tense, but not cent for tribute"
THE LONDON DAILY NEWS.
LONDON, April 1.-The Daily News Is
the only paper of this city which con-
tains any comments this morning of
the recall of Baron Fava, the Italian
minister at Washington. The News
thinks that the authorities at Louisiana
cannot bring the lynchers of the Italian
prisoners to trial and that therefore the
dead lock between the United States
and Italy will continue, unless the lat
ter country abates its demand for
satisfaction for the killing of its sub
jects.
SAN FRANCISCO SAY.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-The Post
commenting on the news from Wash.
ington, says: Italy is bent on insult,
and there is but one thing 70 do in re.
turn-fght."