The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-03-17
OPINIONS 0F The PRESS.
WHAT pROMrNFNT JOURNALS
SAY IN REGARD TO THE
RECENT NEN ORLEANS
FUSSGL&DE.

An italian Editor Talks Like His
Country Could whip Uncle SAM.
Other Telegraphic Ticks.
LONDON, March 16-The latest ad-
vices from Rome and other points in
Italy state that the Italian newspapers
comment II the strongest Ian
guage on the massacre Of Italians in
America. Various suggestions are made
as to obtaining satisfaction, nearly all
uniting, however, in the assertion that
unless satisfaction is given, the Italian
government should have nothing to do
with the Chicago Exposition, and should
withdraw the promise of support al
ready given.
The Good Italians Favored it.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 16 The
| better class Of Italians in this city are
inclined to look favorably upon the work
of the mob at New Orleans, saying that
the Malta has long caused respectable
Italians to suffer detraction. Although
! there are in this city between 1900 and
5000 Italians, bat $l4 was raised toward
the fund to be used in defending the ac-
cused men at New Orleans. The crisis
Of vendetta is strongly denounced here
by the sons of Italy.
San Francisco Papers Differ.
San FRANCISCO, Cal, March 16-The
Chronicle, commenting on the New Or
leans tragedy, says: although lynch
law is always to be deplored, if vigilant
vengeance was ever defensibia it certain
~ vas in the case Of the people of New
Orleans"
The Call says it may be that the S;cil-
ians should have been found guilty, but
the fact ought TO have been clearly es
tahlishe3 before "leading citizens" would
be justified IL taking the law into theil
own hands
The Examiner says the massacre can
not be defended in cold blood E7ery
man accused of crime has right to le
mockery il that trial must have only on
result
What an Italian Journal Says.
, ROME, March 10 TCablegram -Th
Popolo Ramano, IN discussing the. shoot
ing of Sicilian prisoners by the NeS
Orleans mob says: Relying on the fore
sight of the American authorities, an
out of regard for sincerely friendl
! power, Italy has refrained from sendin
an iron clad to the mouth of the Missis
sippi.
selling Aquittals Like Bales OF Cotton
LONDON, March 16-The St. Jane
G2zette says, in reference to the Ne
5 Orleans lynching:
"No reasonable man can doubt ths
he Italians acquitted Of Hennessy
death had guilty knowledge Of it, {
that the verdict was an Infamous one
:, whether it was bought fvr
. price. as the lyncher5 declar,
: or was brought about by the persol
5 al covadica Of the jurors, who feare
:: the revenge CT the Malta The New o
leans lynchings discredit the people (
. the United States, who pride them8rIy'
on being 3 shreWd, business like paopl
q yet sit quietly by while Judge aua jQl
,, carry on d traffic ia the sale Of acqui
. tails, as If they were bales Of cotton"
o The Feeling OF Italian-A
i WASHINGTON, March 10th. .-Secre'a al
q Blaine to-day was in receipt of hume
y Gus kilograms from Italian societies al
1t prominent Italians throughout t
d country in regard to the dreadful affai
20 ali OF which evidenced deep feeling al
1t interest in the matter, and denounct
4 the killing Of their countrymen.
ee 1t is Impossible to Arrest the Lyncher
y New ORLEANS, March 16.-Naw O
y leans has quieted down to-day, and b
a. cause Of miserable rain, looks drea
er after the stirring events of last Saturda
0e The prison officials say that they reco
o. Dlzed some of the persons who were
1T the inside Of the prison, and the name
ct it is understood, have been furnished
y the Attorney General. Scma indie
1e ments may follow, as a matter Of fc
10 malijy, bat SO great number Of peoE
O. were concerned IN the killing that
Z will be impossible TO arraign them q
re or to secure a conviction in case th
III should be arrested.