The sun., 1891-03-17
Hoods
SarsapariIla

Tins OF whtch were IteIlAne some OF Wnom
had not yet been tried, and others OF whom
had been acquitted BY q jury selected BY the
American reople to try them. and though 1t
fills our souls with grief and horror, neverthe-
less we must restrain the impulse OF anger,
our % Tire & faith % IN those whose duty is to ssk
low eountrymen, M. "a. and see thai. It is given.
II Dc not appeal to your hearts, because use, /
sna ast ony are
tion o! national unity would follow such an an,
,oup but f. n Ss sF0Ss sa
conspicuous example Of citizens virtue IL the
face Of 80 lamentable an event. az reople
"Ie exhort ' You % TO- have unlimited faith in the
hs o. sss e. TSs Ss1n
snss VIII ss opt sea s
our Government. Reflect. that any msniIesta;,
tion on your part exceeding the limits OF
saouss 4 mss. 81 by
inRs. would only retsrd the action which 10
sTsted ave Il and msss it more dieut Tor any r'
I'VE want Si Satisfaction. and Satisfaction is
9 az SS' h: sns G ae
States authorities Any new incidents would
have no other rssu, than n
IN y'sa and sR :Rs . sSsF s'sS
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s,a ss1 . sss s an1 g us a
!erss! II The COLONY but also BY greater in
waGh a Ss shs DRns
Among the kilograms received b. n Pro-
were the following:
N.rls. March Sp, B.:.sn,s made ma an .s:.p: Il
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Conrr italian Consul
II Rooresso Nalo- Americana. savs:
e.. II. : e... s fsf
s n shss
..:oe,asiSns has =. an object v:nss.n:s and sy,!
SS .S a.
roo@ % Under G9 the aermsnis Assembly Rooms
sssns o Ssore H. VAS
called e order George FrsnSs ;h Train sSSom Ssn
oSSch an IN sntea Se sa Which
which 1t had been called.
], shaking hands with himself He in.Poducsd
his friend as Col james Domvile OF the Prin-
@ wick. % Canada. s en.member bf1l q Psrlismsns Who
ran against NJ: Foster and wa. elected. only
%ssns him ~ss est d by sao
Michelaneeii; chief editor q q Eco 2 Iaha He
snnouncSd that GsHrgs FEanss rrs Trap would
amid great spplause. end began az follows:
10 parlo Itaiano un POGO pero non abbas-
tame a. per fe1s un discorso In publico pero faro
There xas 2 howl St ,brsyo:" Mr; Train
fRs D sesaP
T1s1 r. ". st1I H.EsS AZ Chair
time sss s%pf
but s snsa
MI. Train paused for while. after which he
There T are re-. . great many American re-
RRo55'ss?!s RRo5 3! here Had not better speak in Eng
part e of sbsh The hsIi. and he began: e' n '''f'
II Is the Italians to-day: to.morroH It may
.s we % psnes ss and viii Viii
'i s9. IN Of NJ 9SH
We !ie cheat. steal. gamble. murder. and swear
IL So Il s .hs Wbs sSo fHr
g. & IL b M s,as q ihis S sSss.ssls Gi % moS led y
d.sinc dor ssysn 1nsTensiye itsiiaRs Sslse letters
70 GOV. Hill. to g, Ceyelsn !: to Mayor Grant. to
shew eoo9s tasns sn "f % eoan
Try. Tell your Consul. Riva, to haul down ills
flag until something is done; ICries OF
want to 60 to Blaine or tho White House on
his knees but to send q gunboat to New Or
Leans. lssns [l'lls OF BravissmO" and great aD-
Mr. Train then introduced his friend. who
also spoke.
There were several short speeches in italian
by the editors OF the Italian journals and some
Of the Mulberry street bankers; DAnRelo: a
mass meeting committee Of iifty. including
tho Italian editors and tho Presidents OF tho
1tasn ae vas to nd make .sr ar
the speakers. The meeting will te held in
Cooper Union on Friday night at O'Clock.