Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-06-05
-
EONEXGN.

Declaration Of the NeahoHtan Parkia
ment. From Nantes Journal Of
the 10Th February.
The national parliament declares
LIST. That it has M pnwsr to aespan tr
any Of the propositions communicated to
it ON the part of the allied sovercigns
the king of Prussia and the emperors
Of Austria and Russia propositions tend
ing to the destruction of the existing con.
stitution, and to the occupation of the
kingdom.
Cd. That it considers, and shall con-
slider, every past aud future act of his
majesty, which may be contrary to the
oaths taken by him confirming the said
constitution, as incapable oil being ascrib-
edto his free and uncontrolled will and,
therefore, in respect to all such acts, it
considers his majesty in a state Of coer-
cion.
Sd. That as long as this state of coer-
cion shall continue, the duke of Gala
bria, his august son, shall retain the re-
gency in the mode prescribed in the de-
cree of the 10th of December, 1920.
4th. That, in conformity with the de-
clarations contained in the preceding ar
ticles, and with the principles Of the con-
stitution, all measures be taken, which
shall be necessary for the safety of the
state.
And, considering the necessity of
making more and more manifest the prin-
ciples of public law, by which the ma
ton of the Two Sicilies is guided, the
parliament declares
LIST. That the nation of the Two Sici-
lies is the natural ally of all those who
enjoy their constitution, and of all others
under the particular relations regulated
by constitutional forms.
Cd. That it does not interfere with the
government of other nations, and will
not permit other nations to interfere with
its own government; and that it is re-
solved to employ every means to pre-
vent any other power from infringing
these principles.
Sd. That it affords an asylum to TO-
reigners driven from their country fol
liberal opinions.
4th. That ii will neper make heact
with an enemy sohile that enemy occupies
its territory.
Extract from the " Friend ofthe Consti-
tmtion," Of .Nahles, Of February 10.
National parliament neutrality-suspicious..
cy of NJ lie Chevaier Galitz-sitting Of
February 10, 1921.
1t is impossible to express the Joy
which the extraordinary meeting Of par
lament has excited among the people
The great street of Toledo was lined
with detachments of the brave guard oil
safety and of regular troops.
Salvoes Of artillery announced the de-
parture from the palace of his royal
highness, our adored prince royal, and
of his august family. His appearance
produced the most lively enthusiasm
cries of " long live the prince" "the
constitution forever" rung to the very
skies.
On the arrival OF the prince in the hall
Of the national parliament, where the
galleries were crowded with respectable
citizens, his royal highness pronounced
the following discourse:
Gentlemen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
closed your late extraordinary session,
announced to you that might, perhaps
be under the necessity of convoking al
extraordinary session Of parliament, a:
authorized by the constitution. Tha
moment is now arrived wherein, will
true satisfaction, l see myself again sur
rounded by the representatives of the ma
ton. You are called on at this crisis t,
take into your consideration the mos
important subject which has ever beel
presented to it.
Ever faithful to the principles whicl
/ have professed, ever resolute to stan
constantly united with my countrymen
/ took care to keep the permanent de
putation regularly informed Of whateve
news we received, if of such a nature a
to instruct the public. l have also jus
commanded the minister of foreign al
fairs to give you an exact and detailed re
port of his mission, both as to what re
CARDS the resolution taken at the con
gress Of Laybach, of which you are al
ready appraised, and as to what concerns
our political condition, especially the re
lations in which we stand with differcn
foreign powers.
l have in the same manner directes
the other ministers to afford you all tn,
explanations you can desire, or which
can convey to you tho most precise