New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17

published In Switzerland by Paul Brous..
frencn Possibilist Socialist, and Primo. u nv
KIM came BACK on the example OF Italy "A ,sr'
lists, our Italian friends have pronorrc.s 'eh'
structon Of the State at San I.upo Tn e ue'
OF these regions have understood" The ma.
sass'hauon OF monarchs was not enougn-.,o.s
cioe is pure.y republican propaganda" Ar.,s
uefhahus a propaganda at once insurrectonaI A..
revolutionary" and the Congress OF the ana
in 1878 declared itself in this sense '"0n
The agitation continued from placos a, A,,,-
OF refuge But in 1888 Malatesta and Merl,no
name now first appears were caught and ,,'4s
into prison Carlo Capero went mad ana s
Malatesta, who began with Bakunin when ho W
put boy or twenty. was kept in prison Tor - iva. wa
years In general. II may be said that the r,r,vea
repression OF Anarchy has been meted ~, tt.aiian
same measure which the Bourbons once nm. ~ Ne
nose other revoutonists. like Sgnor CrIspe 10 %
Malatesta is still active in the movement.
OF forty living in that central refuge Of ali no msa
agitators. London, down Islington way ab S,'eal
Italian restaurant. lie has not changed his a., az
70 the propaganda by deed Hurei Of the e p,,..
Figaro" secured an interview with him af,srr Gs
attempts Of Ravachol, and succeeded in pinnIn mA
How do You hope to bring about the trlumn, :.
by violent revolution"
by the propaganda by deedT
BY every propa ganda-deed word ana ,v.,.,
That by deed-f the deed OF course Is really sann
10 nave a, genuine propaganda-afer ALL is still n.
Yes. but-do you approve Ravachol?'
Malatesta smiled and. with constrained al, =.
length consented &c give together HIS onlnio. y
queted them. ~" "Aa ds
As to Atthaln. Goron & Co. Cprefect, o, Dol,.
ana Or the detective servIce). think thew -
verltab,e assassns. As u the bombs cs,y,,, sn
admit them Are not the arsenals Of Shs''ss ,ay,
full OF cannons. rifles. dynamite, panclast,,.' a:
the rest ready to crush the people at the A., and
tempt 10 revolt? And do you think thar as., az
such arms, we can struggle with holy watss ~
After some seeming reserves as to me d.e,,,.
circumstances in which bombs might he rs.s sHte
frankly declared that "at the Rue de cicby vssd h
quite right TO wish to blow Up the magsra.ss
although II was 10 be regretted that the conrass,
missed him and quite invOluntarily 7 h.,. auss
wounded persons they did not aim at AS ~ q.
bomb OF the Boulevard Magenta. nave no r,ss, ne
to the authorltles) had made themseyss so!
pices OF the police 1t was an act Of good ssrsss.
to blow them up" ana"
tlonast manifestation Of the LIST Of MAY iHa 4.
shut up for a time along with Louise Michel W.;
Paris This year under the hand Of CrisnI , ~ Y
10 both sides Of revolution he has been vel o,s
lucky. He arrested in February in the ill., ua :.
Naples. whittier he had secretly to orss g q
50 II u said, dangerous conspiracy which iad N:
branches in different parts Of the kingdom ~ 4, =
certain that at the same time Maato Was Ir,i,,.
the laborers Of Carrara to those Anarchist dsrogs
STATIONS which obliged the Government to brutal
Frenchman. the son OF Communist and b,m..s,ss
as boy. taking part in the Paris Commune Of lm
don. Since his return from Italy he has published
an instructive book-"From Communism 10 A.
archv." Mer,ino is OF the notable charactsr
Of the movement. He is the son Of a forsrno"s
/ Italian magistrate. and n man ~ education al
consummate talent as conspIrator. His only ra
son for embracing the Anarchist cause seems to n
a fanatical sympathy with the downtrodden OF hs
mainly and presumng ambition 70 set the word
TO rights. With this is doubtless Joined a strong
love OF adventure. His escaDes on many dferer,
ccasions. from the hands Of the italian police are
classical! including the wearing 81 a monks gown
with all propriety.
In the same month Of February OF this year
Molinari another leader OF the Italian Anarchist,
was condemned 70 twenty-ihree years OF solitary
confinement. He is LAWYER. and has been Editor
/ II the Socialist journal la Favllia" In Manu-,
At the beginning Of the late troubles he proceeded
10 Carrara. where he gave Anarchist conferences
in the open dir. II must be said that general opn.
ion in Italy is not favorable to the extreme s.
verify with which the present Government has pun.
shed these agitators. II IS said that Merlino No.
/ linari and De Fece only what Nazzini and
Crisp! himself were forty years ago
a word should be said. IN this connection, Of
/ The French Government. however. after decrseing
refuee law at 20 withdraw IT'S sentenca and iH al
lows him 10 remain. He holds the record. prob
prisonment When mere lad ne TOOK up win
Mazzlnl and GaribalII but was held In prison until
been given - another. Then he went fighting 70,
the Cretars in their short-llyel lnsurrecton, and
afterward IN Egypt. In $50 he Joined Gar6adi IN
France and then took hand n the Paris Com.
mune. For this he condemned 10 death ~
court-martal but escaped only 10 be transported
with Rochefort end others 20 New-Caled0nia. After
the amnesty OF 1879 he returned TO italy where the
Government. frightened at his popularity. sent MN
for nine years 10 the galleys OF Porto LonSone.
Here he elected nine times 10 Parliament from
Forbi the election OF the galley slave being eaca
time invalidated In 1883 he liberated and
came back 10 Paris: but his uneasy spirit LED him
once more TO Rome in 1891 There. as consequence
OF the Isl OF May. he was again sentencel 70 tntes
years IN prison He Is now forty-eight years ot
twenty-five OF which ne has passed In prison xails
II IS this curious combination OF me WOls-
In ~ no SOcteU
which gives rs character to Italian Anarchy II az
pears in the no;aHe Congress Of Capoago oIyan
lied in 1891 by Maiatesta. C.priani AID Msneo
This established. after the Spanish fashion. te
italian Federation OF the Revolutionary AnascnN
Socialist party" But in accordance with the ltalsn
habit OF leaving each group its perfect autonomy
the federation prescribe no general ine o, con
duct. even see 10 the choice OF deeea,es % US
/ congresses In his respect. as n most o'nelS
! Italian Anarchy stands midway between that q
Spain and France In the three countries II no
the highest wave Of chronic revolution.