New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23

RosOn tnef subjects Tor We COfSAleAp easus
tne French ana the Germans, II their interposLoh
obnges our Government TO exercise the necessary
Wat as protection wiz benefit ourselves iloqs1as
OF individuals undoubtedly die every year In the Ood
states from trichinoss and their true disease Is mis-
dealer ' e No one d s Conscience or
good faith, can remonsrae against the measure aAeii
~ Is quite Justified and we iuy deserve % S aScous
peculiar 10 animals OF consumption, and our indiicr
ence as TO the means of preventing them There aie
10000 tchnae in single animal, OF when ooi SSa
are prolific females, carried into the ntestlnes Inns
one man Can you be astonshed after this that one
single hog was sufficient 70 poison 33I persons, VI
You hear, gentlemen. IL is OF the leading cans VI
the medical corps Of the United States WHICH Use"
sailing smoking, heat carried to 100 or l1s de
gree, cod, reaching 20 and degrees time, nothing
viii do. Alter nine, ten or 1fteen months the mel
mlnthes-ths Is the scientific name-aEe SUI liIlhe'
and capable Of reproduction. But what VI adihihi5u%
tive Inspection and microscopic ANALYSIS s, hs%,
have gned to place at Chicago inspectors with
TO these high functionaries TO inspect 900 oxen ad
1000 hogs per hour has SIMPLY proyoaed laugh rom
that photographic inspection was impracucabn. AT
Hayre, where an enormous quanuty OIL American ne<is
if was shown Thai out Of 1000 pscsasos arllvng
ID one month, ntleen inspectors were hardly sole 70
inspect few hundred Nothing better was established
In 1852 than tne mpossiby OF an eiIecuVe 1
and this IS why large majority rejected mere ths o,
had been adopted by the Chamber OF Deputies
Gentlemen, when one considers that II IS the III
and when one how breeding is conducted in the
United States, ignorant people Ike NE cannot Do
stonished at the consequences IN te STATE OF y, me
statistics OF the state OF massachusetts give Egher
Ggare-nearly double that of the preceding year IL
vas then that Colonel Cnpperton, the Ensish Consul
tality. /. Inc Anglosaxon race has 70 IN, my
mind one great quality II has passion for publicity,
1t is sincere and conceal nothing even when their
commerce suffers from it, The Ensushmsn. ana tls
know how to disguise trut do not wish 10 90 So
l could almost say are not able TO 90 So
made, barrels Of lard arrive at Liverpool. 1t Is
perceived that they are adulterated. that there Is
In the quality furnished, seizure, trial. And before
the Court Of Liverpool the shipper farbanh Is sun
and ihis Is what It IS am only doing what is
everywhere; what l am reproached with IS going . on
ans in which Mr.. FalrIanh uscs his action "A, At
70 clean the ntGstnes or to prepare them for Saa
and throw them into a vat which becomes a sort o.
Of grease. You DO longer find in the market that
white grease coming from the Slaughter houses All
go sSGl a3S TIE that we we're SaBea @
take away from it Its taste and It's smell Tho lard
into a larger vat where it Is boiled by steam and
washed After having let 1t boil for an hour o. two II
LEFT f. se as Em a is off, mpprs % tnS
place, it is allowed TO settle for ten hours ana tne
S qS aw 11 one or two tercs Of mater as black
coat All the lard OF those who melt It Is made IN
this way aud contains necessarily all those impurities
together The quality of the lard becoming more ana
more inferior and the taste more d.sagreabe, we
thought then Of employing cottonseed OIL which gave
different taste to the lard. We found that stearia
of beef was good thing and we usd It In our aiu
to absorb and neutyallze the added OIL ,.,,s.u.
l ask you. gentlemen IS TINS reputaoe ihuuso''
an allowable incisstTyT
Gentlemen. am not to be suspected of injustice
toward the United states. am certain. absolutely
certain that in the space Of forty years there has
never come from me line. syllable when c1uIu
am sure of T. and for very simple reason, which b
that sympathy which comes spontaneously Is ha ~. ~
explain and j am yet uncertain Il that which nave
ALWAYS felt deep and sincere as II Is for free America
comes from my political faith or ron fanny h .rs
the Tinted states offered the homage of their faithful
and touching gn1tltpde
WANTS TO WAIT TO HEAR FROM TIE COUNTRY.
In their proud independence. the Ministers say to
rs as they sad TO the other Chamber; We 40 hD'
need YOU! We can do here by decree or else oy
traaiy what we think best We are not kings OF
France bu. not far from it Well. since you do h't
need us in this case, act alone You have tne nsit
to do So IL is true that the moment this question: OF
which have lust pointed ont the leading points, shonu
lecome settled fact, 1t woud e lhhieui"'eH
thoroughly rccoDsidS red by the senate I"ei -i'o
. 1,nsi,s eneIaux- have given teir opinion ana arg
I'll, cnsgi5an, on the question, ] am my SELL nr
mad not felt bound 10 Keep my sen iioriiou yonS
care which such srS ave M Iarn@i REPORT Of NJ
Ta,cher d,Ares or Of NJ Guym in the ChaFene-ln-
felieure, which IS counted among ao tc.,,,se there
winch have not expressed thelf OPINION pec'"'0 ''
has BEEN il Is pretended, no decidod 'O'e'
SOME PLAIN FACTS ABOUT TRiCHlNosls
Mr. Corau-Nr. Freasneau mas told us OF epidelhios
which have broken out In Germany some Oh "hu'h
we're very serious. lie was well lniVFmea OS ao
article in the dictionary Encyciopedique' which he
has CITED There have been in Germany during ti@
lat twenty wears about 100 outbreaks OF tFiohno9is'
varying as 10 the number OF prisons aheotcd anu
the CAVITY OF the dlSeae. sometimes IL hd9 De1h NIL
Epidemic in u ianily limited ~ te~ PERSONS some
lines outbreaks Ia c0mmunes or dlsulcts' alSlhs ion
be fact Thai one or more diseased animals wcr. sold
,n0 Iii ,,ualniucs Dy the pork butchers. Tnes3
enid mics have often caused death, az the iate u
when tIe been eaten soon altcF INC amman A'
OeGn e niatv from this cause is considerable In
German, ABOUT 100 persons year. But v Must
KNOW this ANA / insist upon tlis point That ING
enid me OF tIcninoss observed in Germany caused
~ NOS bred ia mai country, ald not by animals eA-
Dortcu from America. NOW, TIC quo'lIoI uuicI ui9-
tnssion at this moment is tlat OF The danger arising
r1u, m In. harmless Of American si,ad meat,
and the epidemic OF tichinoss In Germany has moth
ms r1, r,a cause OF these epidemics is the habit In
Germany of eating meat but slightly coohed or even
.aw. Inc German scientists, and among ulefh 1 els
one of tho most eminent, Mr. NirchoW, maintain that
NO, a single vi tI1cllnoss mas been observer III
consequence OF ealing American sdlt-d meats
TRICHINosIs IN FRENCH PORK TOO
It is very rare in our country ham Is eaten raw
III ought 10 De Wen kDOMil, lidl Ia" -
dangerous even when it is OF own national pro
ducton II is always better 10 c0oh them Tor several
nours in boiling water Ii is very probable, gcatlc-
men that our French hogs not free from trcinOsis
Little has been aseertaned in regard 10 TINS But IL
is probable that it exists, for in It's origin trchhosls
is nearly always the the disease OF the rat
The ats # Paris and OF the suburbs are Injected with
teictnoss and the hogs which eat them become them
Lives the receptacle of the parasites. Ihis IL ho,
moreover the only disease "heh exists IN FRANCE
lIV al g. -. ~
annie NOT less dangerous, which should maze us ADVISE
lhe long COOhlI.g OF the meat
tho number OF animals which died # this disease IN tite
ntea eiates-J0J, 900 10 100000 lii Tue same year.
1hat is exact but az home unfortunately We can 90
a. which i'm one wear alone more than 10000 animals
ons epdemics OF rclinoss exit IL hmeca. lso.a e
csss and sIignt outbreaks occsr 1t Is Tue, Dut much