Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-29

! two Nh )ers.
Bu5 men, other cares more pleai
ING au5 nr Is important, aiiembie you
this daY S to give more weight to
,orr hbrFatl5ns, il is in order nylelf to
have the aiIiitancc Of additional talents,
har-l nave created newspapers, and that
he number of the deputies of depart
mems mas been augmented. hope that
have iuceeeded ID any choice and the
aliduiyy Of the deputies in this difficult
conjecture, is all proof that they are
aninagcd with III ure affection tor my
peifon and an ardent love for their coun
n.y.
1t is therefore, with pleafing JOY and
perfect confluence that siicm0le You
| aoC u, me. Iertain that you will never
lyfe hght Of the fundamental Bates Of the
| felicity of The ltate, the frank and loyal u
nion IT the Ina nDcrs, with the king, and
reipect FIR the conttlTutional charter |;
tnar charter when medtatcd with care
before giving 1t you, TO which rejection
attaches me every day more and more,
which have sworn TO maintain, anu
~hich you are all beginning with my
family, about 10 iwear 10 OBEY, is, with
out doubt, llk1 all otner human initi.u
| lions, iusCepJ!bIc OF Improvement but
none of US ought 10 forget, that the dan
ger Of Innovating is not far removed
from he advantage OF celebrating 1t
Many other important objects offer them
|lelves to your atteatlon q make relig
ion again fourth, TO reitore the purify
of morals, to eitaOllfh iotrty up n res
pect to the laws, 10 render the laws
more and more analogous TO tbofc grea
objects, TO give itabiny to pubic credit
t. recompoie the army,to neal The wounds
that has 100 much rent the boiom Ut our
Country. to fecuse III ihorr internal tram
guilty and thereby TO calie france 70 be
relpe6fed from without thoie are the
objects 10 attain which, all our efforts
ihouid be dir 6tec. 1 do not ila.ter any
lrit that 10 mucn good can b. the work
Of Gngle feilion but If ar the close of
the pretent lcgInatuEc, 1t is perceived
that We have mace approaches TO It, we
~iil have reafon TO be.iatisEed WIN our
ielyes ih4ll fpare nothing TO attain
thar end, aud rely, Gentlemen, upon
The mott active CO operation Oh Your
part,
His Majelty having concluded the az
nru ~. rha
Cha ucelIor, TO the Princes OF the royal
tamiiy aud 10 the Prluces OF The blood |
thar nc preient was the ine to take the
oath OF allegiance Q the King and OF ODE
dlence to the Conitituiondl Charter a ID |
Laws of the Kingdom. he oath wss
hen iucceillvely taken by Monheur the
dukes d Angouleme, dc Berry, and dc
Orleans, and the Prince dc Condo. The
oath Vi the Peers was then read by the
chancellor, when each peer itanding IN
ms place, anfwered-" 1 Evear The
oath OF the Deputies was nrxt read by
the secretary of State of The Interior
when member of the chamber of depu
ties, on being called to take the oath, ak.
ed leave to fpeak Monlieur the Duke
dc Rlchclicu, preGdcnt of the council oil
Immediately approached The
KING, received MS orders, aud laid Inc
lnmemorial uirags OF the monarchy does
not permit, IN hmi.ar circumstances ATTY
perfon t. ipeak in prelence of the King,
without his Majelty's permalion his
Mdjclty orders that the calling of the
Members be con,inued. The deputy
took the oath. The oath having been
taken by all the deputies, Monheur the
Chancellor of France declared in the
name Of the King that the oef1ion of the
chamber OF peers and of the chamber of
deputies tor the year 1915, was open,
and that the chambers were to re aifsm
Die on Monday next to commence the
c 1urie OF their fittings. His Maletty
hen defended from his throne, anc lett
the hall amidit the fame acclamations
" ith which lie had be n received on his
entering it oalutes of artillery annouu-
ced the Kings departure and his return
10 the Cattle of the ihuilIeries.
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