Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25

toeSc considered as addresses TO ma
g91fs outside of the government which
XSains; the sovernments) should
SsS1 deep regret in recalling that this
ptQccss heretofore applied TO enemy
governments is today applied for the
t$syse time to n government which has
been, and intends TO remain. IL loyal
ally OF the great American republic;
namely. to the Italian government"
Premier Orlando says that he might
complain that such a message ad =
dressed TO tho Italian nation had been
2nolished at the very moment en when
negotiating with the Italian govern
ment. the help of which had been
sought and appreciated in numerous
serious questions heretofore discussed
n ;tntimatc and complete solidarity.
Protest Ia Forced.
..Abovc ALL" he continues. II should
have the right to complain if the
declarations OF the presidential mes
sage have the purpose 10 oppose the
Italian people 10 the Italian govern
men,, because il; would misconstrue
zion which the Italian people has at
;atned. and its democratic and liberal
sresimc To orpose Italian people and
government would he TO admit that
nthis great free nation would submit
20 the yoke OF Will other than its
pwp. and ! should he forced TO pro
test strongly against suppositions un-
justly offensive 20 my country"
Referring 10 Fvesidcn; Wilson
statement; Premier Orlando says ii
the ltala Gpc Claims I 6eYond Certain th
limits laid down III his message violate
i tns dPrn , upon 20 which &c must be
tice and liberty among peoples. The
PREMIER adds that he never denied
dent Wilson would do him the justice
20 say that in the long conversations
nfy nSa had rdeG nhen he the
authority q treaty by WHICH he
gu; merely relied on reason and jns-
BASED
Cannot Convince Wilson.
Sisnor Orlando deplorcs that he
could not convince President Wilson,
Justice and truth are the monopoly
Conference he points out. has had TO to
Change its mind MANY, times and he
ny asking il 20 change II again.
Il consider as ,uniustiiied the appli-
cation that in his statement. rresi-
Orlando continues. 1T is Impossible
too: me in document Of this nature
which have been produced in l,alyS
2ehalt might si,m!ply say that no
affirmation that the collapse of the
-iustro- Hungarian empire should inn
ply the reduction OF Italian aspra-
Grants Wilson Argument.
citing the Presidents argument that
me concessions granted bring Italy 10
orlando says:
This recognition is Of great impor-
ianct. provided the eastern flank OF
that the right OF Italy should bc in
.erproted 10 include the line OF Mont
nnr ,owsrd Ss sask So" and hs
Mediterranean
lie recalls tina, the In,ins from the
aaed ms aam% Gt 1a ,ne GsiGS
Without this protection" says the
Premier, rs a danscroYs breach in this
sseonomie and historical unity Of the
more. that he VINO is ' entitled to ,'" the
nonor Of prociaiming 10 the world the
right Of the free detcrminats9. OF
,SS----s.-i'iumc. an ancient Italian city which
r..-,.sEoelaimsd It's Italian nature before
mirabie example OF national conscience
perpetuatcd throughout centuries.
ITO deny this right only because OF
mean the admission that the criterion
cording to their territorial extent"
Points TO Other Ports.
Premier Orlando then points out
are international ports serving as an
without having to pay for the privi-
lesc by sacrificing national conscience,
and continues:
1T is Impossible TO qualify as cx-
ccssrc the Italian aspirations toward
nc Daimatian coast. ltaly's boulevard
srus ana whSh R9a
noble and grand and whose Italian
character, defyinS for centuries i'm
placable prosecutions, still shares the
Same thrill OF patriotism with shc
Italian people"
The principle proclaimed with ref-
create rights. The Premier con,ands.
SHOULD he applied to Dalma,ia.
.. Passing to the argument of cold
trims that among the national recon
structions occuaying the peace confer
ence none n strc reconstructed ma
relatively sl!ghser nu:nbc- .. per
sons q alien race than would he al
.ria1tsd . I.alt and asks why only
~ tsns Should oe suspected OF i'm
,<-,z',st:c c1oid:-y. The history o. IN.
atE.:...sg-A .e declares. Will show
- =. 49, ce!%sa-ion acted. not
1:-- >. c:~--a.:.s.-cn
p,ef.-..- Friendship.
:. t>.-.:<ts - E-zsernen, as ,ol-
:e' 49, -.t5 9'ss e e g?5s, T,,2
:-s2 - l-aT -ep!s. in the
- 2. - q Z. People. and proud
80 - Tat and honor 20 DO this
e - -. y me most tragic hour OF
-. ~ proclaimed N. cry Of resist
80 :. 81. ccE-t This cry raE heard
- ',c.s- = =lin courage and ahue-
= =, ~a!ca mere are :ew more
t-'s.aG sIa,r9-es - the worlds his
LAZY, ;aarEa - the NOR, hcroic
St;'a:ta ana purest blood Of her chill
-:er vas adj. 20 ascend from the
1ofs .; fniSturtuncs 10 the rndi.n;
'sst o! mos glorious victory In tns
hat.e. 'Ecrtfpr" Of italy. | EXPIRES.
WIN a my power the sentiment Of
agr7raii0r ana profound sympathy
HhlcG the italian people Processes to-
"aFd the American people"
NAY DELAY RETURN OF
PRESIDENT TO AMERICA.
1 by Associated Press
WASiiiNGTON. April 24.--Conhden.
tal dispatchcs from Paris 10 adj
"in'sta;ion officials here ;odav indi
eFteG that the crisis brought about h.,