Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
ORLANDO'S FOREIGN
| POLICY BRINGS HIM
POLITICAL DEFEAT
His Appeal for Loyalty to
Allies Causes Adverse
Poll.
TIDE TURNS AS PREMIER
SPEAKS TO LEGISLATORS
Fall of Italian Cabinet Follows
Months of General Dis
content.
FALSE NOTE is RUCK
Deputies In Various Confidence Votes
Did Not Mean to Approve Acts
of Ministry.
TIDE TURNS AS PREMIER
SPEAKS TO LEGISLATORS
FALSE NOTE is TRUCK
Deputies in Various Confidence Votes
Did Not Mean to Approve Acts
of Ministry.
fBv Associated Press.

ROME. June 2o-"Rcmain faithful
TO our duties toward the allies' was
passage in the address OF Premier
Orlando yesterday. which turned the
eide against the Premier and resulted
In the adverse votc. which had it's
sequel in the resignation OF the Or
lando Cabinet.
The Premier's words aroused the
anger and hostility of the deputies.
severa! shouting across the chamber
at the government bench from which
the Premier was speaking. There was
q great tumult and cries OF the al
lies have never been faithful to us.
Sfsnor Orlando's fateful utterance
so stirred the deputies that the re-
mainder Of his speech received hut
adyaca,es li5y,e attension' ,sna The
were especially violent. while the dis
content of the others was voiced by
francesca Nitti. former minister of
the treasury.
Solutions Favorable to ItnIy.
Dealing with the political. economic
and financial situation Of Italy in re-
Sard 70 peace with Germany and Aus
tria. SiGnor Orlando said:
These have been solved in a man
feel satisfied with. Besides, we have have
obtained tho determination OF our
northern frontier formed by the mag
n!fcent barrier. which nature placed
as Italy's bulwark.
-a,isa nReigardinE the eastern .Adriatic
cuss such solutions are capable Of
insuring an agreement of all the great
powers but failing which Italy re-
ritoriEes granted her by a solemn
pledge of validity, which was acknowI-
edSed by our allies who declared that
signed 10 Italy as a reward for her
entering the great struggle"
Are Tired of Situation.
,,a IN me me corridor Of the chamber after
rhe seie hs vsw nf.er df Ss rsS
tired of This si,ua ton. The delay and and
presige tHe is aecpg Italian
The necessity for having new men in
power F". better adapted to Organization
which Italy is confronted; ''" VII"
Other, view seNpressed by tho Sena-
tors tors and Deputies who animatedly dis
of the Cabinet was the nc result ~
several months Of discomfort with the
government's foreign policy. exemplitied
In the peace negotiations in Paris.
eliminating with President Wilson's
refusal TSd i,I,i. TO ascede: under, any form. to
threatenins internal situa ton. '"e
The home situation was attributed
called the lack OF % Eovernment, @ was AS
both of the leading figures in the rovo
eminent, Premier Orlando and Foreign
Minister Sonnino. have been in PATS
Tor nearly the entire period since De-
Votes Did Not Carry Approval.
On severa! occasions. it was pointed
out oy members, the Parliament had
granted votes OF confidence. notably
me Inc one ne roliowing the triumphant entry
Minister last April. when thev ahan.
Goned the peace conference 10 seek tho
lrt l1rmtuorsement OF the legislative body.
oeciared. were meant to strencthen
me H hands OF italy's representative in
Mlaris M IN deadiock of the most critical
It's nome or foreign policies