The New York herald., 1922-11-17
MUSSOLINI WARNS
SOCIALIST DEPUTIES
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utes, while President Denicola rang the
bell for order. Then Mussolini continued ::
Il could have done this, but for this
time at least l was unwilling to-" He
then proceeded to outline his foreign
policy, declaring that treaties would be
respected and announcing that he would
bring the Santa Margherita protocal
enforcing the treaty of Rapallo before
Parliament In general. he declared
that Italy would give in order to get"
explaining:
Eve cannot permit ourselves the lux
ury of policy of altruism. MY policy is
simple--nothing for nothing. Italy does
not intend to desert her allies. I pur-
pose in the conversation l shall have
with the Premiers of France and Eng
land, to bring up frankly the ques-
ton of Italy's position In the entente.
Either the ertente will become AN
homogeneous bloc with equally balanced
forces, with equal rights and equal pow
ers, or else the hour has arrived when
Italy shall resume liberty of action. l
want to follow policy of peace, but not
a policy Of suicide"
Concerning the Lausanne conference,
Mussolini said he recognized what was
a fait accompli. but that the guarantees
Of straits traffic to European interests
nd the rights of Christians must be
guarded. But, he declared AT a given
moment we must have the courage to
say TO Turkey: so far but no further
whatever the cost may be-"
ROME, Nov. 16 (Associated Press).-
Benito Mussolini warned his adversaries
that the Fascista Government had come
70 stay. He affirmed its strength to
enforce law and order against one and
all, even against an illegal coup by his
own followers, and demanded full pow
ers and full responsibilities.
The Socialists and Communists, num-
bering lis, who have greeted every sue
ceeding Government with violent and
noisy demonstrations OF opposition, sat
silent and subdued. Old leaders like
Giolitti Orlando, Salandra. Facta and
Bonomi. the first OF whom presided
over the destinies of Italy when the
present Premier was still an infant.
all prominent leaders I'm the political
life of Italy. were relegated to second
place without uttering a single objection,
and some of them We're among the hun
dreds who congratulated Mussolini as
he concluded.
The only attempt at interruption was
made by Deputy Modigliani. Socialist.
who, when Mussolini threatened dis
solution. shouted somewhat timidly:
Long live the Parliament" The leader
OF the Fascist merely glared at him.
while the Right and Center sections
cheered
That Mussolini intends TO reach a
quick vote was indicated when he
refused to permit fifty-five orators who
intended to speak on the Governments
communication TO take the floor. There
are many who think that the Premier
will force the Chamber to a vote as
soon as the Minister of the Treasury,
Prof Tangorra. has developed the de-
tails of the fiscal and bureaucratic re-
forms on the Fascist program.
Mussolini referred to the relations
between the United States and Italy as
excellent. SAYING 1T will be my purpose
TO increase above all a desirable. inti-
mate and economic collaboration" He
said a commercial treaty was now being
negotiated with Canada. and urged cor
dial relations with Central and South
America, particularly Brazil and Argen-
tina.
The points OF Mussollnis speech
meeting with a special approval were
his declaration that he did not need
majority In Parliament. his tribute to
the King. his reference to the Army
and insistsncc upon order and tram
quillity In the country.
The Premier then went to the Senate
and delivered the same speech. being
greeted with no less enthusiasm than
was exhibited In the Chamber. lie said
the first portion of his speech in the
Chamber was not applicable 10 tho SEN
ate. 20 which he was not required 10 use
the same harsh language.
Soon afterward he returned 10 the
Chamber, where speeches were made by
Deputies representing five groups. none
Of whom however. attacked tho Gov
ernment openly, although Deputy Ro-
sadi, Democrat, taunted Mussoliui, say,
ing;
II am speaking in behalf OF those
Deputies condemned to two days OF
life" Mussolni sat quietly throughout
the speeches. except when the Socialists
challenged n statement by the Fasclsta
Deputy Terzagri that the Premier had
formed q Coalition Cabinet.
"By letting IN Catholics alone T. the
Socialists shouted To which Nrussolni
retorted: You have expressed desire
10 come In also"
Deputy Murgia, needing Mussolinrs
request that the speeches he few and
short. simply handed in a typewriter
copy OF his proposed GRAFTON, without
delivering IT, saying. do with Il as
you see 1t." He was congratulated by
the Premier and applauded BY the
Chamber. The Chamber then adjourned.