New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-02
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WHAT THE PRESS HAS TO SAY.

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WHAT THE PRESS HAS TO SAY.
AMERICANS NOT AT ALL DISTURBED.
WE ARE NOT HOSTILE TO ITALY.
From The Yew.York sun (Dem
No citizen Of the United states y hostile TO c,ay
or italians. . But tine United states caht
p punish a Scw.orieans mob. w
is THIS DI RUDINPs MoTIvEi
From The New.York Recorder undJ
Premier en- D RaaH ssIDG dnG not esssn 70
his continuance In authority.
SURPRISING OFFICIAL AsPERTTY.
From The New.York Continent (Ind)
There seems to have been no disposition a .o" and
rIs n which diplomatic correspondence Is usually
conducted. but on The contrary sont the nndipo-
to call a spade SPADE and TO aoop' '"0 '"'p''
matte motto, verlte sans peur
AN IMPORTANT LESSON OF THE INCIDENT
From The New-Yorl World (Dem) .
II Is bumIllatng beyond endurance that our sreSe
country. In some respects the % waH of ADEQUATE
means Of defence against seconuf""' 'SN"
power.
TIE ACTION HIGHLY PREMATURE.
From The New-York Press (RepJ .,.,
n shou,d only have been taken after the United
States Government had passed upon ''e q"e''0
ASSUMING AN AWKWARD ATTITUDE
From The New-Yorl Times (Ant,Aomln'S'rauo
The italian Government cannot &C far IN pressing
g., Claim sor Conformation in this case without virt.
uay constituting Itself the aPoioei'' "i' ~
the cutthroats OF the haha'
THE MATTER NOT YET ADEQUATELY DISCUSSED
From The Yew-Yorb Herald QndD
nv rms nnemn sdcf. but by diplomatic discussion
which takes time, and By Congressional action
WE NEED NOT FEAR THE ITALIAN NAVY.
From The Brooklyn Standardization Rep)
We do not believe the 14000-ton ships, armed with
TbsJ R,r guns gSoa spee but do not carry enough
TO gve them facility on strange anu uiirienui'
coast
DOES ITALY MISUNDERSTANDf
From The Now-York Evening Call (Rep)
There ia nrobably. at the bottom of the whole
maiinr INSTRUMENTATION on the part of the Italian
Government as to the relative powers OF the Naeoha
and State authorities In tllls country
WHAT ITALY AND ITALIANS OUGHT TO KNOW
From The New.York Evening Post (Anti-Admlnistra'
tonl.
tbing ~ which Tho italian Government aware
when 1t made the treaty OF 1871 and OF when every
foreignes who comes here for business OF pleasure !"
bound to take note at ms peril
sHREwDLY DESIGNED FOR HOME USE.
From The New.Yor Mail and Express (Rep)
Premier RudlnI has seized picturesque opportunity
for calling halt in Italian emigration 10 thS country
POSING FOR ADMIRATION.
From The New-YOrk Telegram Freelance)'
Premier Rudri also shoots Of ms dlplOnauo
blunderbuss at half cock He may NOT Drhg uo"i
any game, but the noise serves purpose
TIE LIMITS OF OUR DUTY
From The Philadelphia Press (RepD
II mnst be remembered, as Secretary Cass put IT,
that aliens arc only guaranteed ue sane '0''ii''
and protection as natives"
AND LIMITS OF OUR POWER
From The Trenton Gazette (RcpD
The general Government cannot compel the state to
bring the guilty parties to justice or exact reparu'ioh
OF any sort. Nor can Italy treat with the state'
WHAT AMENDS WE CAN MAKE
From The Wilmington (Del) News (Rep)
Practically all that Il 0his country can DO IS 10
disclaim all responsibility and pay Tor the damage
done.
USEFUL RESOURCES IN TIMES LIKE THESE.
From The Boston Journal GRep)
A strong navy and strong coast defences are after
ALL the most potent argument Oh ulpiohiacS anu tho
surest guarantees of peace
THOSE wARsI1PS WILL NOT COME.
From The Boston Advertiser Rep)
While IL might he possible for Italy to DESTROY INC
American scaboard cities the retributon which would
follow would be certain ana sure
ITALY PREJUDICEs HER CASE.
From The Baltimore sun (Dem)
italy certainly has not bcttcred its case, If it ever
had any, against the United states, Wits IL nus put
Itself clearly in the wrong.
THREATS CANNOT MOVE AMERICA.
| From, Tho ph,adclpha Record nti-Administratlon
The tender OF reparatlon or the refusal Of IT, VIII
not be fastened an instant by the threatening attitude
assumed by Italy
NOT MERELY FOOLISH BUT ABUSIVE
| From The Baltimore American (Rep)
Italy, by recalling her Minister while negotiations
were pending concerning the lyhchihe III Ne"O
| has insulted the United States
UNCLE SAM MUST NOT BACK DOWN.
From The Charleston Is. c. News and Courier tDem')
| IT will never do for the United States TO take a
dare or to back down when llnmbertS gnnOoa'S aP
| pear at the mouth of the Mississippi hNer'
TAKING 1T QUITE SERIOUSLY
| From The savannah News (Dem.)
Italy should be made to understand that the Uhteo
states will not submit to any buldozlng.
AN UNTENABLE POSITION FOR ITALY.
From The birmingham (Ala.) Age-lIcrald (DcmD
Italy cannot long maintain that the United states
should amend te constitution ahG le.uv s and
thn States in order 10 right the wrongs OF men who
were undoubtedly criminals OF the worst Sort
! An UNREASONABLE EXPECTATION.
| From Tic Montgomery (Ala0 Advertiser tDeH')
| II the Italian Government thinks Minister Blaine
and President Harrison ought to send down to New,
Sricous and Kill all those engaged in the affair OF
| few DAYS ago, it IS expecting the impossible
TIE SOUTHERN HART FIRED
r,o,u The Col INDUS ,Ga) Epquirer-Sun DEM
| ItaIy,s action can only be fegarueu as meHdce
| ~ var and the Government SHOULD meet 1t with
| dignity and courage
| KING HCMBERT UNABLE TO FIGHT Us.
| From The Knoxville Journal (RepD
If mas Ire viewed with equanmity. with the re
nutc ni France and the Gar openly preparing fol
RostiIities Italy will md that her engagements Will
| keep her busy without tackling Uncle SAM
| NO NORTH AND 40 SOUTH IN THIS THING.
From The Chattanooga (Tenn) Times Dem)
| Tho people OF the United states demand as with one
voice tint The authorities at Washington not only as
snme iuT mninain tone Of absolute defiance. There
Is now no difference OF opinion as TO the New-Orlcans
affair The people prodalm "Our country nsht OF
| wrong-our country
| NEW. ORLEANS JUSTlF1ES HERSELF
| From The New Orleans Times Democrat.
There was no international or diplomatic issue in
L uauffn Of any m