Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-21
DAY OF REJOICING
IN KINGDOM or ITALY

rome WAY 70 ti:2o y. in., Nin Pa
ris. May ~. i:l5 a. M This day
viii be an historic one for the new
Italy. The whole capital is In a state
of expectancy only in the period of
the wars OF independence can a pa
rallel be found
The names of those who contrihu-
ted to the unification of the country
Victor Emmanuel II, Cavour Curl
baldi. Mazzini and hundred other
patriots--haye been ON the lips OF the
people and the wish has been ex.
pressed by all TO emulate them.
Although all of Rome appeared in
accord, the authorities placed guards
around the Piazzi di Monte Citorio.
IN which stands the parliament
building. ana threw Gordon of
troops around the Austrian embassy,
IN order TO prevent any untoward in
eldents Flags were waving every
where, including the British, French,
Russian and Serbian, which were fire.
cheered by the crowds.
Deputies Read for Work.
Nhen the sitting of the cham Der OF
deputies assembled there were pres
ent 4S2 deputies out of 500, the alb
sentees being ill., The deputies espe-
military uniforms and who had ask |
ed permission for leave from their
military duties
American Ambassador Thomas Nell |
son Page aud his staff attended the [
session as did former Mayor Of New
York, George b. Mcclellan.
A few minutes before the session +
began the poet Gabrielle D'Annunzio, |
nf b.. ~ Il t.a ,.04
appeared in the rear Of the crowded /
public tribunal The people lifted him
shoulder high ana passed him over
their heads TO the first row
The entire chamber and the tri-
bunes applauded for five minutes.
No representatives of Germany,
Austria or Turkey were to be seen mi
he diplomatic tribune.
For the member of the cabinet I
there was an ovation with cries for
Salandra and Sonnno
Salandra AppIaudcd.
Premier Salandra's address was
Interrupted time and time asain by
applause from all sides, and the cll-
max was reached when he spoke of
he army ana the navy. Those on
he floor of the house ana in the gal
cries turned to the military tribune,
rom which the officers waved their
lands and handkerchiefs. Al the end
# the premier's speech there were
leafening "yivas' for the king. Italy I
md war
Only thirty-four intransignent So
'Ialists refused to Join in the cheers
II even in the cry viva Italy" and
hey were hooted and hissod
In the senate, where Premier Sa
andra repeated his statement, his
words aroused the same enthusiasm
is in the chamber While Il WIS
.nown that considerable number of
enators were on the side Of neutral
ty all enthusiastically stood by the
government.
Diplomatic statement.
After Premier Salandra had finish
d his speech Foreign Minister SON
ino arose and taking from his pocket .
copy of the green book, suid ,
Il have the honor to present to the ,
book containing an ac- ,
cunt of all the pour-parlers with /,
.ustria from the 9th Of September
D the 4th Of May
lie handed the book TO signor Ma :
ora. president of the chamber
Tonight the central quarters Of the /,
ity were filled with enthusiastic !
rOwds which uniting into q COM
act mass of 100 600 manifested JOY ]
y cheering the king and Premier sa-
lndra. The Trieste deputy, Arthur /
iortis. was recognized by partici-
ants in the demonstration, who
fted the deputy to their shoulders
nd carried him about amid cheer
lg
Dispatches received tonight from
Tilan, Naples. Bologna and other Q
rovincial centors. report similar !,
TO those held In Rome q
{ Turin the socialists and neutral /.
is attempted to start counter-dem. q
but their efforts resulted {
failure A
solemn Affirmation. y
During the recess which preceded o
lie vote In the house OF deputies ON b
Ie bin giving the government full G.
ilitary power the deputies thronged q