New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-28
ETERNAL CITY JUBllANT
Emmanuel Makes Impressive
Address-Admires American
Pavilion.

sst,~ Bands playing patr'ouc airs n'drcheu
s,crr the principal streets which were
hr,rht With lights and gay with hags and
t,,, ,,,- crowds filed the squares, shout
inr viva Roma
rha celebration IS offensive 70 the Holy
Sec and to-day some o. the less orderly
attempted 20 approach the Vatican They
v.ero met by a strong detachment Of police
and turned back
r,,,rinr .be morning hours King Victor
rr,ranuel. Queen Helena, the Duke OF
Gcroa the Count OF Turin. the ministry.
dfrlorats. the members o. Parliament and
the foreign commissioners o. the art ex-
h.hition met az the Capitol. Count di San
Nartino. president OF the exhibition COM
rr,ttee. presided. and speeches tuned 10 the
ret-iotic occasion were delivered BY Pres
Der. Manfred OF the Senate. President
Narcora Of the Chamber OF Deputies ana
Mayor Nathan.
King Makes impressive Address.
Eing Victor Emmanuel replied With an
address that made deep impression He
recalled that 70 have the capital the centre
81 united ITALY was the dream OF the Latin
pct Dante. and eternal as Rome" had be
come common expression.
TO-DAY the King IS here" he continued
',rrr0urded by free representatives OF Par
lament and the municipalities OF the king
drr. living symbols Of indissolu5ls political
union and local franchise. In this national
meeting INC oath 20 render Italy freer. hap
v,o~ and more respected throughout the
= ord issues from our Breasts with fervor
ard irrss 'stible enthusiasm. We cannot IN
brief time repair the effects OF many
centuries lived IN servitude. our nation
ha- had 20 make Titanic efforts 70 trans
'o~m derased masses into a free people
jealous Of SIS rights.
In our virile rnodesty ne must not forget
me mission that history mas entrusted 10
Italy to proclaim the right Of nations TO
Eve independent with Rome its capital.
Italy represents the tranquil coexistence OF
THO Churches and the state, the latter guar
anteeing full and fruitful liberty TO religion
a. Il does 20 science
HIS majesty quoted the words or his
father, Hlmbert. who said that amidst the
majestic remains OF ancient greatness. pres
ont greatness must not be beittled He
continued: Ancient greatness in the spirit
Or those times vas universal TIE present
greatness IS national The first gave Us
Roman Italy. The present gives Us Italian
Rome The first vas an expression OF force.
The present is an expression Of right and,
a. m the case OF eevry right, Rome Is in
violabie.
Wis majesty concluded. ITALY devoted u
tec independence OF every race knows how
o. protect her own. which is n inheritance
from her ancient and modern history, and
will contribute in the work OF peace toward
.u.versaI progress which is continuous N
INC direction Of higher and higher ideals"
The audieice that heard the King togeth-
~ with many distinguished guests, were
present az the exercises when the doors Of
the arr exhibition we're thrown open. The
guests. including Prince von Buelow and f.
Piorpont Morgan president Of the foreisu
committee. occupied a special tribune in
tho exhibition auditorium. John O. A
I0ishioan. American Ambassador 20 Italy
and Harrison : Morris. United states
commissioner - me exhibition, we're among
tie other Americans present.
Count di san MARITIME delivered the prtn-
opal address. and was warmly appauded.
later being congratulate b. hts majesty
upon his srccess IN promoting the exposi-
ton
viii Oper American Exhibition.
following TIE exercises. Count ri san
MARITIME presented the foreign commits
soners TO the King His msjest,. shek-
iny hands with NJ Morris. said that he
admired the originality OF ne American
rarilion. especially the damssk bricks
with which 10 was constructed, and that
20 loped that - would soon be completed.
as he wished personally 70 open tie
American exhibition.
Tho "Triblra." wishing - demonstrate
i4at The Pope is not opposed personally 20
tic cclebration TO-DAY says upon s..
.roseph's DAY. the birthday Of the Pontitf.
le received two Venetian laborers who
we're employed on tho Venetian building
~ the art exhibition. These. having no
mono vfor Peters Pence. brought His
Holiness photographs % the Venetian
structure presenting the canals. bridges
aud houses Of Venice The Pope was de-
lighted. ard asked where the buildings
we're located, and vas shown the spot
from his window The Pontiff exclaimed
Right near here The laborers re-
ceived the impression that TIE Pope. no;
being able 20 20 20 Venice. would visit
tho Venetian corner At the exhibition.
Abany March Eth. Assembly 20
cav adopted p resolution extending the
good WISHES ~ the people OF New York
state 10 the people Of Italy. who are cele-
tratInE the fftieth anniversary Of the
united Italian government.