The sun., 1891-04-16
BLAINES REPLY TO RUDINl.
sHE Rrsnrs OF FoRKI6N REsrDExTs
CLEARLY SET FORTH.

sHE RreHTs OF FoRKI6N REsrDhNzS
CLEARLY SET FORTH.
r>.v Are Not . FavsreA Class. Sus Nave
The Sane Nights O~iy ~ Cstisens sfshs
U.,teA States, Except that They Can
seek Redress Tor Injaries InAieteA ~
MOT II The Federal - Well - IN The
state Courts - Tits Government Does
Not AekuevvIeAge the Fact that Cenpea.
..t,e. 10 Duo the Victims ~ New Or
leans UnAer Existing Treaties - The
Circumstances Under which HnAs0-
.,ty Might se Claimed DESCRIBED.
w.sH1sorox, April 1G-sscretary Blaine
.ompleted his reply to tho last letter from the
italian Government yesterday. and sent copy
~ n 10 MARQUIS Imperiali last night for trans.
r,.sion To MARQUIS do Rudini. Tonight he
m ads public the correspondence between him
ssls and tho italian Government since his note
N MARQUIS lmperiali acknowledging notice OF
n.ron Fsyas departure. There are several
s,sniGcant features in the correspondence In
addition to the Diplomatic argument proper.
In the first place. there should DO noted the
almost absolute correspondence OF the text OK
Rudinis note with the statement OF Its con-
tents cabled from Romo by the Assoc1ated
presa There ate slight differences OF ver-
b,sge between then,. bnt these arc explained
by ihe fact that tho trauslations OF the Italian
Ssspatch into English were made By different
rsrsons and the substance Ia precisely alike In
either case.
II will be observed that the Marouis I'm.
,.riali personally acknowledges the receipt OF
n h Blaine q letter respecting g Fava's departure;
that while ho transmits kudini's views they
arc over his own signature. and that Secretary
blaine In his last letter tAprll 1A addresses
himself to tho Marquis ImpsrialL These
iscts may be regarded ~ final evidence that.
40 far from diplomatic relations bstwern the
tvo countries having been Interrupted they
s,s on practically the same footing - II the
Minister had not quilted Wsshington. for the
Marquis appears to be dischsrelng the full
functions Of Charg5 d. d'AfYalrvs. and SO rs Min
iasr 40 received Secretary Blains's note last
nlRht, but its publication was deferred until
to-day. to observe tho proprietiea and afford
opportunity to the Marquis imperial to trans
NIT the note By cable to his Government In
advance OF tts publication to the world.
Secretary Blsins's note contains internal
evidence that this 0ovsrnmsnt has not been
thrsstensd II An answer was DELAYED. Or Of .
disregard for such . threat II Il were made. In
Tho leisursly manner in which hs says that the
President "has taken full time for consider
Alton" Of the treaty questions involved It Il
also noticeable that the Secrstsry promptly
checks the attempt made by Rudinl to commit
ihs United States 70 Q promise to DAY indem-
Atty by pointins to the guarded languAxe Of his
orst despatch and induleiua In number OF
qualifications, the purposs Of which 10 to ~
ouire q complete demonstration OF several
matters that may b very hard TO domonstrats.
Such for instance. u the tAct required to be
posely tailed to perform their dutieA It is also
that ,s ss':.s, Sea n.s 70 far found
ap.rt.rs Quart hat ths gaitsd s.as.s nsy presseute
SppeSrS that The DSpa{tment q Justiee b still
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chssneiS. itWouid have boen sbsurd 70 Siaim
tSe nnnishmsmt 81 the Sniitv pSrtioe Vithoni
ths Warrant Of = rc0ulsr iudSment Ths
Italian Government now ropeate the Oame de-
shsms Nos oxuIsatti s5S.:.oS ~ ha& AZ Syns1.s3J
nSro 0AyHIriIy uoosE0V S1SS snO NiVISsInss ~
II0ceedtnRs sne!l % promptly psgun can tne
Diplomatic incident be considered - closed
Meanwhile, his Msiesty's Government takes
potO OF the declaration whereby the Fedora]
1Soyern m"nt reroaniyns thst Al indemnity is
dns 10 ina ,iies OF fhe victims In virtme 81
toS treaIy IN Iorco DetWeon inc tw0 ooOpSfies.
lhsso. therefore. the honor to bTtlE the fofe.
going to tho knoWledgO OF your EYcellency
and avail myself Of this occasion to offer. you
NJ Secretary OF State. the assurances OF my
highest and most respectful consideration.
1MPERIALi.
Hia EIesllency. James g. Blaine. Secretary o!
ess'e' -
DEpAsTNrNr OF STATE.
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9R: have the honor to acknowledge the re
1891. Il contains q second feleeram from tn
taruuis Rudini n NAT al whinh Here nnota
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