The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-24
VERY DIPLOMATIC.
r..s Government Assured that While
Foreigner. are >ot Favored >es
Their Lives Insured. We Arc
Disposed % what 4 Right

wAsurxSrox. April is.--Secretary
Elaine's reply % Premier kudinis last
.,s;eial utferance respecting the Italian
;rriaent. was completed and handed 10
MARQUIS Impcriali Tuesday. Marquis
Imperiali's last note. which includes
,he Ru.iini dispatch. and Secretary
Dlaine's reply were given 70 the press
last night The correspondence is as
follows.
vAsHI~cToS. Arrl ?. 1891.
Mr.. SECRETARY or STATE: hasten 20 ac.
knowl.lge the receipt 81 the note which
xour .xcrllsncy did me the honor % address
~ ~. on the IL instant. in reply 10 that
whereby the Baron fava informed you Of his
a.narfmr. on leave
j have laid the contents 81 your excel
i.ncv'- aforesaid note before the govern
nent Of the king. and his sxccilency the
rr.-Isi.nf 81 the council Ills niaic-ty'-
MINISTER Tor foreign affairs, has Just directed
me g. address the following communication
4 NuEs
.The government 81 the king 81 ITALY has
a~keti nothing beyond the prompt institu-
tion ~ judicial proceedings through the reg
nlar channels. II would have been absurd %
claim III. punishment ~ the guilty parties
uthomt tie warrant ~ regular Judgment
Tile Italian government repeats the
demand. Nut NUli tut lfufFll gov
eminent shall have explicitly declared that
The aforesaid proceedings shall be promptly
begun can the diplomatic incident be con-
sldered - closed
-ueanw lille his majesty ; government takes
note 81 the dccla; alton ~ which the federal
government recognizes that indemnity IS
.lnc TO the families "a the victims Ia virtue
~ the treaty In force bstwe.n the two cOun-
tres
have therefore the honor 20 bring the
foregoing 10 the knowlc,L ~ Your exrellcn
az. and avail myself u this occasion to
Offer y0n. Mr. secretary ~ state. the asSur-
ance- ~ my highest and most respectful
consideration
Signed IMfERfALL
wAsHr~croS. April 10. 1871.
Tls N1r1nix Tnpfr.an. Charge n .ffmrrs:
SIr-I have the honor % acknowledge the
receipt ~ your note dated Thursday. April
= Isl II contains second telegram from
the Marquis Eudinl. part ~ which ] here
quote -.The government OF tile King 81
Italy la. asked nothing beyond the prompt
institution 81 judicial proceedings through
the regular channels II would have been
absurd so claim The puni~hsncnf Of the
guilty parties without the warrant OF A rcgu
lar Judgment. The Italian government now
repeats tl4e same demand not until tn
federal government shall have explicitly de-
clared that the Aforesaid proceedings shall
be promptly begun can the diplomatic Incl
dent lie considered as closed"
This government certainly had no desire
whatever "a change the meaning ~ the Mar
aul- f,ui mis- Telegram 81 March "a II was
delivered az the state department by Baron
Fava IN person written IN his own hand ans
expressed ia the English language The fol
loving l. the fun text ~ hl- Telegram
ROME. March -. 1901.
ITALIAN Mr~IsrER. wAsHf~GToS; our re-
y.r
simple. som. Italian subjects. acquitted b,
the American magistrates. have been muir
dercd IN prison while under the immediate
protection ~ the authorities. oMr RICH
f.srsrprs % demand aud obtain The punishment Q
~ nmrdsrrrs. and inismaifg fer TIE ricfirss I
rnqn<sfscnabie- wish 20 add that the pubIi
opinion ia Italy - justly impatient, and
concrete provisions were not NJ once takcr
should ind myself in the painful necessit
OF showing openly our di~@atisfsction b
calling the minister Of his majesty from
country where he Il unable 20 obtain justice
rslgned-l ErDrSI-"
The words unfcr@corcd are prccisel
those which quoted IN my former not'
and am directed BY the president to es
/. press the satisfaction 81 this governmcr
\ With the very material qualification Of "a
demand made by the Marquis Rudfni on b.
half Of the Italian government.
You quote In YOUR note another part Of IL
Marquis Eudinfs telegram - April ?.
these words meanwhile his majc -fy's gov
eminent takes note 81 the declaration wners
~ the federal government recognizes ths
an indemnity j. due 20 tine families % ~
victims ia virtue ~ the treaty III force b.
tween the ~ o counfrics.'
n the Marquis Endini viii carefully n,
anime my note ~ April I. he will slscovs
that did not -rcognizr thar m indemnif
j. due 70 the families 81 the victims IN virtt
ss..-~
What iii say vas in answer 20 Earo
Faxa'< assertion that IN. United states go'
srnment refused a. take this demand for j
detnnty into consideration iquntc my r
ply 1.-The United states - far from rcfu~in
has distinctly recognized the principle OF u
dsmnity 20 those Italian subjects who ma
have been wrongcd By violation 81 ~
riEht- secured 90 them under fhr treaty "
the United states concluded February
ls-l~
TIE Marquis Endlf.i may be assured IN.
the United q tse- would recompen~c eycs
Italian subject who might be wronred BY
violation ~ "A treaty - which the faith * y
United states j. pledged. Hut this a->nran,
leaves unsettled the important qus~tio
whether the treaty has been violated tpc
this point the president. with sufficient &C
placed before him. has taken full time =
deci~ion- He nov directs that certain col
~lderafIon~ on the general irct BE- ia
mittcd 70 the Judgment ~ the Italian go
eminent. A. precedent ~ great value
the case under discussion. the president =
calls the conclusion maintained by VI
Webster ia 1851. when he was secretary
state under President FILLMORE. In Augu
~ that year a mob In New Orleans demo
shed tile building In which the uffice Of q
spanish consul was located. and az the san
time attacks were made upon coffee hou-
and cigar shops kept ~ spanish subject
American citizens were la VOWEL IN q
losses. which. ~ the aggregate. were larE
The supposed cause 81 the mob wA- the Il
teiligcncc ~ the execution 81 nifty youi
Americans in Havana. and the banishnc
~ spanish mines Of nearly ~ clflzriS
the United states The victims we're
members ~ the aborsive Lopez expedite
In consequence 81 these depredatlon-
the n~b against the property " the >pani
consul. a. well as against the spanish ~
icrt~. Iton taideron de In Barca. the min
ter ~ spain. demanded indemnlicafon
All the losses. bath Official and personal
Mr.. Webster admitted that the spani
consul Was entitled % Indemnity. and :
~urrd the spanish min ister that u the
luref consul. Mr. Laborde. -shail return
~ post. or any other consul Tor New Orle's
SHALL BE- aprointcdby her catholic malc-t.
government. tine officers ~ this govcrnms
~idenf IN that CITY viii BE- instructed 70 :
i've and treat him with courtesy and VI
national salute 10 the nag ~ his ship. u
shall arrive In spanish vessel. n q demo
-trxtion 81 respect. such as may signify