Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
ORLANDO IS HAILED
AS NATIONAL HERO
Premier Is Given Great Demon
stration on His Arrival
at Rome.
BITTERLY ASSAIL PRESIDENT
Press, Political Parties, and Or
CARNATIONS Generally Demand
Italy's Inalienable Right.
BITTERLY ASSAIL PRESIDENT
fBy Associated Prcss.l

ROME. April 26-vittorio Orlando.
the Italian Premier, arrived in Rome
THIS morning from Paris He was
given an enthusiastic reception
The crowd that assembled this
morning 10 greet the Premier received
with great enthusiasm the announce
ment that Gabrielle D'Annunzio. the
author -aviator. had accepted the in
vitation sent by the Mayor Of Rome
TO come TO the capital To voice "a deep
protest from the heart Of country
torn by an outrage in which its most
sacred national aspirations have suf-
fered."
The, body. of Socialists who sun
ported the Var have adopted resoiu-
non dieciarins that to proven: the an
ciples OF just and lasting peace bull,
upon recognition OF nationality and the
SELF determination Of peoples
"CupiditJ OF Surviving Militnrism.n
The Republican party has adopted a
possession OF Fiume by italy. and cons
planning that the Italian government
mao been placed in an isolated position
cupidiiy OF surviving miitarism pre-
vailed over the rights of peoples"
y; The Democratic party has made pub
President Wilson has sanctioned ,be
inequality Of races. dominion Gs he he
seas, and the intangible Monroe D eee
migration. showing that his assertion,
O. Gofty political and humanitarian
the concealed electoral interests to
President Wilson is not now The trns
and authorized Interpreter for The
American people"
have sent message TO Premier ct me-
iahdo denouncing "the insinccre and
unjustifiable conduct of President VIII
the more M pow vss hIv a1j;es eatgained with
pously TO uphold his principles br Of
tending the sacred rights OF Ita!y."
Calls for British Support.
Inc executive committee OF the
n.aio Brlttannic Institute met Friday
Under the craftsmanship Of Marquis
Centarione. II unanimously adopted a
resolution expressing the trust thar
the "un den liable rights OF Italy, which
ner unprecedented in history N viii nan N
ceiTe the most loyal and the most
sincere sympathy from the entire Bri-
fish world" 49,
American organizations. Including
army and navy representatives. the
Red Cross. Y. 81. C. A and Knights OF
columbus are not taking any extra
E preHautions TO guard AGAINST demon
VIII be no violence directed against
Americans
allntary ofncerS say they expect no
trouble and will continue their routine
work.
Lay StreAs on Solidarity.
This mornings Rome newspapers in
commenting on the peace conference
situation lay particular stress upon
declarations OF the solidarity OF the
Italian people in demanding that Fiume
shall become Italian.
The Populo Romano say. the fact
that Leonida Bissoiati the Socialist
former minister, demands possession
or Fiume by the Italians, should con-
vince President Wilson that nobody in
Italy is likely TO take his message
seriously
The Corrlere DItalia says that Presi-
dent Wilson was mistaken if he
thought he could divide public opn-
ion in Italy. for 1t is In universal re-
volt against the unparalleled out
rage"
The executive committee OF the
liberal party has adopted a resolution
endorsing the attitude OF the Italian
delegation. while the Masonic order.
in Italy. has issued prociama ton
calling upon its members, in this coun-
try and abroad, Ito remain firm and
stand UP for the cause of liberty and
Justice"