New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-02

make an announcement. stating all the facts In the
case, so as fully to explain the situation ms ''~
mcnt should beand Mr. Blaine may be depchuou upon
TO do 10 iigt-bold dgned and sufficiently aggressive
to let Italy understand that the United states oao'
be treated with contempt. ! have no doubt tha' inc
Administration VIII take bold, disnIGei aud aggressive
scnator Iscock said tonight regarding the recall
Of Baron Fava: Il do not believe 1t Is menace 10
this country; and as citizen Of New-lorh nave no
disquetude over II as dsnger TO New YORK eies
have not seen the testimony and therefore have not
formed an opinion rs 70 the guilt or innocence % 'is
doubtless true that If they were manifesty guilty.
and the ends OF Justice were defeated by the ppns
that would have been meted to an American citizen
Of American birth under the same circumstances u te
United States. What mean Is that in any part Of
our country II an officer OF the law were assassnated
and upon clear and unmistaksbe proof the jury refused
TO convict the because Influenced by brbes
an outraged community would resort to the primary
criminals were citizens OF this country Of another
do not believe that as Intelligent Governmcnt as
advised as to the guilt or Innocence of the alleged
Mafans and when so advised 1t would recognize tie
principle that in republican governments, at least
popular sentiment Will find expression for the punish
ncnt of crime when the organlzet processes of the
law seem TO be either subverted or inundated"
Senator Plumb, of Kansas, Is known as o sceptc ON
all diplomatic subjects, and rarely loses an oppor-
tunity TO attack the diplomatic service either In or
out of Congress. lie said to-day the fact OF the
Italian Minister'S leaving Washington should he re
garded as of no more Significance than the departure
of any private cltz and that any system of foreign
intercourse which invested the person of Minister
with higher significance than that which attaches
to the plain citizen was wrong and should be blotied
out. The senator said further and more pointedly
not regard the maintenance of diplomatic relations
with Italy as of the slightest consequence TO the
material prosperity or the political safety Of the United
States and there were no possible questions existing,
or likely to exist between the two counties making
would be good thing for this country II all relations
hon fha rfaaf frif nd
finds In the United States would be diverted to home
s locks sa t r P5%s ad back
will not show dispatcher an official act OF any
kind by our Minister at Rome which possesses any
money expended to keep up the forms OF diplomacy
through the medium Of d legation is utterly thrown
DR.. Tulo Verdi. Of this city, member of the
National Board of Health, and close personal
f hs evening" Sl nat0n v fst' night called ne
Italian view Of the Mlnsters recall "The case IS
men have been murdered and the Italian Government
has yay d n the nG states sn 40 for a01
ho of noana may o a i f
Government be pOwerless In such matter, u Is a
H 'ff s aaa a Why oT eHS FdT
WDc the rT Us states de an %St that @a
lection should be given to Italian citizens in this
country, and on the other hand the Italian nation
The United states Government has, said that It Is
powerless to its duties under the treaty what are
it satisfy the European Powers to say that this
crime committed in the state OF Louisiana and
therefore is without the province OF the General
Government Is Louisiana known and recognized as
a nation?
were acquitted by n Jury OF Americans and
believing in the majesty OF the law IL matters not that
a mOb-tfe people, you say-reversed the verdict and
executed men who had been legally declared innocent
1t matters not II these men who were killed were
mot guilty and Italy is on the right side when II
endeavors to uphold American law as against the
action OF a mob
at has been ntmated that the recall Of Baron
Fava was q personal NATTER
"That is not trIle,' replied the Doctor with good
deal OF energy. "No Minister stands higher with his
Government or with the Government OF the united
states than does Baron Fava. lie is most popular.
This action is that OF insuted Power The Italian
Government IS standing it's dignity and by recalling
it's representative but voices the sentiment OF 10000
900 OF people. Baron Fava has not been slack IN
this affair." lie has most periodically looked after the
interests of his own country and has been liberal and
friendly toward the United States. How much
he did to prevent this clash may nay hf tHef
for at least days he has DELAYED doing that which
he was compelled to do yesterday When he received
his instructions he at made endeaVOr 10 nave
them rescinded and not until he was forced to 90 so
did he sever the diplomatic relations OF the two conn
United States will It's duty and do 1t. ht nothing
can be expected from Louisiana: 1t has been asked
again and again: Why does italy not walt fOf actoh
nv the New-Orleans Grand Jury = And now ask;
sWhy should shel What can we expect rom that
Grand Jury7 What could look for from such
community as New-Oreans. where the Mayor Is a muir.
derer the Sheriff murderer. the Board OF Trade ana
the clubs are composed OF murderer. where murder mas
common and open possession OF the heart very
much indeed. would be gained from that Grand jury