New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
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Ry Mus solin i !;
Over Deputies
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4 organ, for Just and prudent administers
i ton. italian youth, whoses spokesman
4 end representative | claim to be-, looks
4 TO the Senate in q spirit of utter pa
4 triotism and sympathy
4 The prcmier then repeated the. at-
dress he haa made in the Chamber, In
i which he said:
He Seeks Nc Gratitude
"Ni,si am doiog to-das," said the
Fascist leader. SIS q formal act Of
courtesy toward you for uhiell 4 do
not desire any special expression OF
gratitude.
"For too many years, ministerial
crises have been settled by the Cham
ber, by political 1aaneuv&rs, but Tor
the second tine-tte first, was in NGay.
| 1al5-tsie Italian nation has ever
| thrown the Cabinet and given Itself 6.
Ministry outside OF, above. in spite Of,
Parliament.
II leave to- the melancholy, Worship
ers OF super -coilstitutienalism the, dis
aerfat.oras and complaints, but I say
that revolution, has it's rights. T would
! add that the. whole world may know
that ! am here to defend and put into
execution 10 the hig,1est. capscity the
revolution OF tire BLACK shirts, TO intro
dilee ii sa q force Of developyaent,. prcss-
ress and Balance IN tie. history Of
Italy.
81 haze imposed l!laits on lssysel1.
have told myself tilatit ia She highest
wisdom not to aball,lnp ores self after
the victory. Witch Y0e,0d0 men. fully
armed and thorougirlg determined. 70,
Obey rcligiously my. oSders, / was in 4,
position to punish AL uilose who decrieA
Fascism and who aeoaspi;.eda against it.
FOREIGN .solieSs of Dignity
IN regard 10 theN feneign policy of
It. y, we wish, to follow g; course OF
.saity and usefulness. We are not:
able to follow policy Of adtruisn or
complete sbandon to the athers. italy.
heginning to recognize that this power,
WN'el it is neither necessary. TO- eyae-
gerata nor to minimize, is a simple,
formula OF nothing for, nothing.
Those who desire TO see practical
proofs of cus friendship muat. give US
the same proofs. The Italy of Fasciem
does not wish to tear up treaties for
many reasons of political, economic.
and moral nature. 1t does not wisl. to,
abandon its wartime nllies. But italy
asks her allies to examine what thay
have net cone since the arnistice."
The Premier Questioned whether,
real entente existed in the true
sense of tie word, when one consid-
tace of the Russian debacle and the.
Russo German alliance. He asked
what the position Of italy was in the
Entente since she has lost her strong
holds in the Adriatic and the Medi-
terraneau, sacrificed solne of her
fundamental rights, received neither
, colonies nor raw materials and. finds,
herself truly crushed by war debts
contractad to secure. the victory.
The italian Prernier told the Cham
per that il demanded program. but,
| ne said, IL was not programs which
were lacking in italy, but men and the.
will. An, asserted the present govern
nelrt represented a. firm and strong,
will.
With a, strong w;ll," he said, ~
think, that we can, rnalse many of our.
approximations diaappeur.
Our foreign policy. is based on.
| treaties of; peace, VIII ;1 raay be good
or bad, but since the nave been signed
and rat'iied they .Alst be applied. A
Respectable state Can have no, other
doctrine. Treaties ara not internal.
Ihey are chapters Of history, and to
anplS them signifies their proof The
agreement at Santa Margherita with
the JuGo-Slays will be PLACED before,
the Parliament, and we will pass later
TO the program Of economic reconstxuc-
tion IN Europe"
| The new Premier said the methods,
adopted Up to- now were not good.
II Is better to make conn, ercial
Treaties in place OF holding Grand
Iplenary conferences which are use
less" liz SAID.
Premier Mussolini paid vlovcins
tribute to King Victor Emmanuel.
mho, he said, had thwarted the az
tempt Of the reactionaries at Che last
rour and thus prevented u civil war.
= was in position to close Parlis-
aent and form an exclusive Fascist
Cabinet" said the Italian Premier il,
The course of hi, address. "Rut FOR
.ne flne, at Least, do not choose TO
60 so. Our enemies, have remained il,
| tneir ougouts I formed a coalitior,
! government. not In order to have, ma
| Jority in Parliament--r do not need one
but TO unite those who desire to save
e5e nation from danger
II propose in THE conferences thst
Will have with the ministers of Franca
and England to epvisage with ALI ciear'
ness the problem Of the Entsnta i,
all It's complexity and the congaouent
problem OF the situation OF italy n 70
tation to the Eatente,. the pren, ;nr
continued
IN the examination Of this question
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