Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-18 00:00:00

PIEDMONT.

The following is the speech delivered by the JClug.
Sardinia at the opening of the Chambers, the princlP",
points of which we pdblishA when received by telegraph
Senators add Deputies,—ln again finding myself aolla
you, after the late elections, it is agreeable to me re
express my entire confidence that the new legislutu
will fulfill its missioa with a patriotism and prudence
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equal to those displayed by that which nouernej
it. I have not the slightest doubt that I shall
among yuu the same energetic and loyal eonon3riti:or
that I always obtained from your Predecessors
the applicetien and dovelopment of liberal princiPl6
on which reposes henceforward in an inolur„,berl
manner our national policy. (These words, pron°u—g)
with great emphasis, were hailed with loud elleel:11:3(
Our intercourse with foreign powers continues to bercg,;ooo
and satisfactory. The interruption of diplomatic rel‘",ll
with a neighbouring state, arising from causes willyidS
Europe has been able to appreciate, still exists, but rte 'goo
to no cessation of the ordinary intercourse between 0,-4
countries is civil and commercial matters. I have ordereu;
Government to communicate to you same new treaties °of
eluded with Spain, Denmark, and Persia, in the ioturfsc,ar
justice, navigation, and commerce. The development ia; a 0
commercial interests in foreign countries has rellUe.:lo
better organisation of our consular service indinneusfss,
and a measure will be brought before you for the Purr:ills
My ministers will submit to your consideration vari°l,,s will
relating to questions of internal administration. "*:
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be possible, by means of a rigorous economy, to u33,1;0rY
in the budget an equilibrium between the oThble
receipts and expenditure, notwithstanding the uhfff)tif the
events which have impeded the regular developoeur 01,
to
state resources. It will, however, be ncce3s.,,sr;etillg'•
have recourse to a loaa for the purpose of '.loa
the expense of the gre :t works commenced at Pef,'oollr
Mount Cenis for the defence of the state, ir for the tell
of the country. (Applause.) Senators and denntle,.,lr the
years have elapsed since my august father, anxious ,ion.
liberty of his people, accorded them our present constlluoity
Endeavouring to make every cc: of my life in "ufartn
with that high minded act, I consecrate all my grengei it,
Carry out and enlarge the idea which had sugles son•
(Loud app'aus). May his memory, which, tar'
bolisod in marble, I confide to your veneration io,,ldoont
your deliberations frr the welfare and glory of
and of our common land of Italy ! (Immense obe“

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