New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-03

killed In the New.Orleans prison were Ill n'" -,
citizens, no more could have been done ior Lien
than we are now doing; and that Is all the ha''a"
Government ask. 1t seems to me thas VIC " s.s
simply TO maintain the attitude which Mr.. Biano 70
taken in his letter 20 the Marquis lmperah, an s'"
OF dignity and frmness and at the same time one a.
makes IL clear that we do not propose 70 sao"'''
in the slightest degree TO any menaces or threS'' VI
to put up with any inclvites,'
Senator Randall Lee Gibson. Of Louisiana has 81 i''
mediate local interest as well as genera
one. in the present controversy. He intimales
that Mr. Blaine has been altogether TOO lenchV
with Italy, In view Of the insincere ana imperte"'
attitude Of that Government toward the United sates'
and thinks that the Secretary OF state should ha'D
dismissed the Italian Charge dAfarcs here closed UP
tho United states Legation at Rome, when 1t came 70
his knowledge officially that the Italian Prime Ml ,s
and local representative In WASHINGTON were .r'" Mv
Gibson fully recognizes the wisdom Of the secretarys
course however, as far as 1t soes nc ssia 10 LILO
Tribune correspondent today on this SUBJECT 49,.
II think Mr. Baine's reply to the note OF Baron
Fava whom have always regarded as an IAN a,n'a ap,e
and eonciIiatory do not that he could have made
any additional concessions Inc foreign .Sn h
Of foreign subjects arc DO protected as the fights o,
citizens OF the United states aie anaer .nc tive
Deparment of our Government has no power TO punish
American citizens foregnGs VINO may vioa,o d .n9
"a cons after trial and conviction. The Government
of Great Britain has repeatedly ,eicTvH dever M
noIIhcal prisoners or others who were charged with
crime because the Government OF streat BRIAN y -
government Of law The power % ' and the Msaus
Rudnl should know, Is divided between i EXsGu'TS,
Legislative and Judicial branches e tbem b" any,
thing our people should cherish it Is tho inteess OF
peace with European nations All A AZ S, Are
birthplace OF science and the home Oh mo moo arr,
They have every disposition to trent ty anu hr Mar
ans Rudini and sIgnor dArco, the Under secretary
for Foreign Affairs must not ferges o Offensive and
Impudent language or reference 70 their Governments
and institutions and, II were in NJ Biane tSd p Mer
ouis Imperal and recall Minister Porter, II the rep
resentatives Of the italian government SHOW r.S
further impatience. do not think 1t IN keepng VIII VIZ
the dignity OF our people to tolerate bluster ana OUT
rage; ,,,,r s,ou,a ~ N anv extremes which not
think her Government on sober reflection Is likely 70
do-n fact think 1t Is wholly ont Of the
in order TO avenge the death OF three or four sSsasss
IN New Orleans She should venture TO send her IRON
cads here TO make war, such war woaia a., oonis
~ The limited states il would destroy !talys Weght
in Europe ally Of Germany and; IN isss T
week from her declaration OF war ag SaSs. ' Germany
Germany in fact ooud not permit Italy e bs ae coan
against the United states 10 RS UHg and France
within the last two three years can aPprcoa o,nsp
Intensity Of feeling existing IN ,s e peaco Of Europe
and TO the security of Germany is the taan nran
Take Italy away and all the r T9SU@roeS Vi
fnNnTn
al regard this whole matter however as t t
in a teapot When Italian 1rends nay ne ovr~c
calm and reasonable they will appreciate t,u ia
OF Secretary Blaine wise and statesman I'M ~ GO
they Will cease TO cherish any sympathy ior uJ 10
assassins who rendered life unsafe anu "''ooi"o'o
" ESRenresentative Farouhsr. Of New-Nork, speak
inc N fhe correspondence published TINS moIlnis,
Id be believed Mr. Blainc's letter would appear 70 e
good sense of every foreign nation tnat IL was
arm hold and yet as courteous 40 " S raa
10 The sort could possibly be made giving no eVlaence
~ either resentment anxiety but showing aispo
be tbonrht would Impress tho best-thinkine people
IN rfaIy who would in time compel tho present ltal-
i'm Government TO come TO Its reason - l.,
q NECESSARILY he said there orc many nen o. WI
and ont Of Office In Italy who possess great lnnn
ence and are reasonable and wise Their llnnen,o
NAV not he felt lust at this moment OF
when nolitical necessities have driven the Mnlsut
to rash course but Il will be felt IN time 70 prevens
anything like war. But should exercise eon,o
mower as well as diplomacy 1taly mas no monty =,
carry on n war. and she cannot nope TOT INC sno
anre from England that would be necessary c Sc
does not want war: she wants to blum US ou!. 49,
law Tracy should now send letter. circuaI e.
20 The contractors who engaged IN cQns.ruc,t
naval vessels. ordering them to hurry up I'M ~ The
nomnetlne the vc~ses quickly as possible ab ino
Government's risk for damages ana enu'.
This mere indication that were ready 70 prepay
for ANYTHING that italy might be disposed 10 IL,
,ra aid not Intend TO yield when We were III .he rS0'
,ro,id mt an end 10 Italys demonstrations" IL. ,
'penresentatiye Dalze said this morning tlat ne
- read Mr. Blalnes letter. but the ONLY conmIe,nC
ha wanted 10 make on the episode was tla' unS
ieiter was highly creditable TO Mr.. Blaine.