New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-21

in-law Of Won Buelov, Rise Rise,
The Senator price obeyed, and IKE
the others. he remained standing
4 test vote taken 81 the afternoon
session % the Chamber Of Deputies TO
day definitely assured the passage OF
the governments bill. Il was taken on
the question Of appointing committee
of eighteen Deputies 90 examine the
WAY measure. This comm tee was au-
thorized by vote OF 861 20 %. ~
brought in a favorable report a. THIS
evenings session before the final vote
VAS taken.
Galleries Crowded Early.
All .be galleries of the Chamber a.
IDENTITIES were crowded a. o'clock TINS
afternoon. some time before Farila-
nent rcassemb.ed. mere "'ie '''
deputies IN their seats
A few minutes before the scss on
hogan the poet Gabrielle DAnnunNo'
one Of the strongest advocates Of Wsr'
anpeared IN the rear OF the puolio
tribune. which was so crowded tna' "
seemed impossible 20 squeeze IN any
hodv else. But the moment the people
ssw D'Annunzio. they lifted HIM
shoulder high and passed nm over
,beir heads 20 The first row
Tbe entire chamber and al those &C
cunving the other tribuncs rose ana
snnisuded FOR Eve minutes. crying
"y;ya O'Annunziot" Later thousands
sort him their cards. and IN return re
ceived ms autograph bearing the date
Of this evenfui day.
Signor MarCora. president o. me
Chamber. took his place a. O'CLOCK.
All the members Of the House ana
everybody in he galleries STOOD UP 70
acclaim the old follower OF Garibalol.
Ton Prem ier Salandrs. followed by
ell tke members Of the Cabinet, en-
tered There was a moments hush
ard then delirium % cries broke out.
.sViva Salaudra!" were the words. and
tho cheering lasted for five minutes.
Premier Salandra appeared 20 be much
moved bv the demon Stratlon. Alter the
formslities Of the opening the Premier
"Gentlemen. have the honor 20
rresent 20 YOU a bin 10 meet the event
nal expenditures of national war.
Premier Outlines Situation.
When the prolonged applause mat
followed this announcement had dieu
Cou.n. the Premier began an eNposi-
..on % tho situation OF Italy before
the openiug OF hostiiitcs IN Europe,
He declared that Italy had submitted
20 every humiliation from austria
Hungary for the love OF peace. by
Io- ultine'um 20 Serbia. the Premier
sid Austria had annulled the equil,
hriun of the Balkans and proud iced
italian interests there. Notwlthsiand-
INC this evident violation Of the treaty
Of the Trivle Alliance, Italy endeaNor'd
during long months 10 avoid con
fict. but these efforts were bound 20
nave a limit IN time and dignity.
This Is why the government 'e'
itself forced 20 present lts denunol,a,-,
lion Of the Triple Alliance on May !,
said Premier Salandra.
These declarations were receIveu
with great applause. which the Pre-,
mier {ried % quiet. When he had
,vcceede4 IN so doing. he SAID. Italy
rnus- be ur,tcd AZ this moment. when
Ter destinics are being decided.
Again ne Premier's words were
greeted with cheers. as both the Depu-
ties. except the Socialists, and the
spectator. leaned 20 their feet: When
ouiet was once more restored Slgnor
Salsndra exclaimed:
I've have confidence n our august
chief. VINO IS preparing 70 lead me
army toward a glorious future. lie,
us gather around TINS well beloved
sovereign.
Italy for Moderation.
Since Ita!ys resurrection as a state
she has asserted herself m the world OF
nations as factor Of moderation con
cord and peace. and she can nroudiy
proclaim that she has accomp. ned
ms mission with 6rmness wnicn mas
no, wsvcred before even the mos
rsinful sacrifices. I'm the long period
extending over thirty years, she man
taired her system OF alliances an
friendships chiefly with the object o.
thus assuring European equilibrium
and. al the same time, peace.
"In view Of the nobility Of this aim
Italy not only subordinated her mos'
sacred aspiration, but has also been
forced 20 look on. with sorrow. at me
methodicsl attempts 20 suppress spe'
cifcally the Italian characteristics Whlcn
nature and history imprinted on those
regions.
"The ultimatum which the Aust'o-
Hungarian Empire addressed last July
20 Serbia annulled al one blow the ei-
Iects OF a long sustained effort by VIC
lating the pact which hound Us 20 that
state-violated the pact, IN form, IoI
IL omitted TO conclude prellm nary
agreement with US, or even give US
notification, and violated II also IN
substance for u sought 20 disturb, 70
our detriment. the delicate system OF
territorial possessions and spheres OF
influence which had been set up M ,ht
Balkan Peninsula.
but. more than any particular
point. j. Was the whole spirit Of the
treaty which was wronged, and ever
suppressed. for, By unloosing IN th'
world a most terrible war. IN dlrec
oontravention OF our interests and sen
timents. the balance which the Triple
Alliance should have helped 70 assur
was destroyed, and the problem o
ltaly's national integrity was virtuall'
md irreslstibly revived.
"Neverth eless. for long months IN
government has patiently strlven .
md a COMPROMISE, with the object o
restoring 10 the agreement the reason
able beng which II had lost. Ihes
negotiations were, however, limited no
only by time but by our national dlR
nity. Beyond these limits the interest
both Of our honor and Of our countr
would have been compromised
Premier Salandrs then proposed tha
n committee Of eighteen deputle
should examine bill, composed OF
single article. which he presented
The bill reads as follows:
"The government is authorized