Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-21

temporal empire into eternity, supreme authorities of
the State will make il their duty fulfil will, and take
the oath Of allegiance Emperor, lcgtmate heir of
the crown of Russia and tina, of Poland which nsepa
rab'e from it, we'll as the Grand Duchy of Finland.
AS for what concerns ourselC invite all faithful
subjects, animated with have
manifested for their felicity upon carth address their fer
his INFINITE mercy he may doisn to receive soul into his
eternal empire. hLENAN DER.
Given at CzaIsko-Seio, Aug. 20. 1928.
FOURTH PAPER.
Letter from Nc grand D'.:c CC1sdntjc 10 her gesy de
Empress .BoUtcr.
Most gracious Princess aud dearest Mother, was with
the deepest sorrow that received last evening seven
o'clock through The medium Of the Baron de Dcbsch ad
Prince Nolkonsy, Intelligence OF tho death III atored
Sovereign and my hencfctor, the Emperor Alexander.
Participating with your Imperial Majesty in the grief
that overwiclns us, pray the Lord gran, mercy
the strength necessary fulfil the duties laid
upon
should ccnfde my real sentiments the bosom of your
imperial Majesty You know that listening my Personal
will alone, begged the Emperor Alcxaner to reg latc all
the provisions that would result fou my remuneration OF
the throne and that n consequence issued his
rescrpt of February 2. 1922. 1t announced that
your Imperial Majesty approved my resolution, and this
you yourself afterwards declared "a me.
The Emperor wished that the acts relative
to my remuneration should remain in my hands under
Privy Seal.
Accustomed from my infancy to obey the commands of
my late august Father. well those OF brother,
deceased Emperor and those of your Imperial Majesty,
consider my duty TO transfer rights tho throne
execution of the inheritance uvs his Imperial Hshness
my brother Nicholas, and his heirs.
II IS with the sincerity thar declare ,at without
forming any other wishes shall consider myself happv
alter more than thirty years services well towards my
august Father towards the Emperor nv brother in be-
ing permitted henccorth consccrate them with the same
fidelity, TO his Majesty the Emperor Nicholas to whom
Will testify all the zeal and devotenes have hitherto
animated and will animate the end Of my life
.er having IN TINS manner expressed my sentiments
which equally sincere and invariable throw myself
atyonr Imperial AajcStvs feet humbly praying YOU
To receive ably the present letter. and TO make tho
whom i'm
that the viii 81 the late Emperor brother and lord as
well the pleasures of your I0cr;aI Majesty NAV. he
executed in their take the betv 10 send
your Majesty copy Of the letter. which forward bv the
present courier, to his Majesty the Emperor Nicholas
! am with the most profound respect
CONSTANTINE.
! HGrsaic, .No,t7nbcr 60, 1925
FIFTH PAPER
Ae"e'J' ne Grd"d D'tke Constantine, 10 NE Emperor
Nicholas.
MY DEAREST BRoTHER-Iti Will, the t;ccocs, ANGUISH
at learned last evening" the death of atorcd Sovcr
eGn my bcneiactor the Emperor Alexander In haseu-
Ing To express to you the sentiments which this cruel mis-
fortune has caused me experience make II NV du,v IN
announce L" you that by the present courier send ia he
imperial Majesty, august Mother letter in which,
declare that III pursuance Of the receipt dated the Cd
February, 1922, which obtained la tie Emperor for
sanctIonins remuneration of the Thronc- is NOW still
my unaiered resolution cete you all my rights Of
tesS"n TO the Throne of the Enpeos Of all Russins;
have, at the time, begged beloved mother and all
those whom IT may make known NAV uucanue
aoe VIII III mat respect III order that execution ray be
complete.
After this declarations consider it a sacred duty most
hunby to beg your imperial Majesty receive the first
my cath o submission and allegiance, aud To allow ne m
declare to that my wishes being directed
any new dignity title, desire solely and sip,pv N
let"h ''t OF Cesarowh' with which my august Father
o"eeseenea TO honor me fer services. NV only han
piness, III future. VIII he y,. ACCENT
acc OF me sentiments of my profound respect bound-
ea oeVoeHnesS. give, asa pledge thereof than thr-
~ years faithful services and the yea tina; have
oispayed towards the Emperors, my my brother
II IS with the sentiments that until my ost ,e,,t
irDDo ;al
successors, in functions aud actual situaton
au' with the highest respect.
CONSTANTINE.
HGrsaic, .NorcrJcr %, 1925.
- LONDON, January Is.
The Algcmene Zeitune' which have received TIN.
morning. to the 9th inst has article Constantine
PIE Dec III, which states it to be affirmed that the
Paca had landed part of his expedition at Missoonghi
winch place is added speedily 10 surrender
IT, however confirms the previous accounts Of the Porte
aVg acted on the advice given time ago by Ibraan
fac', and resolved To negotiate with the Greeks-On ,s
interesting point, it is said 'hat notorious ussc;
ey' formerly director OF the ArsSnHl and kedeb En
Agent oil the Nceroy of Egypt, uncomfortable eu,r
inoncd before the Divan aud the AIorea On ME
sion, the object of which said to be TO obta in tho subj
SION OF the Greeks by negotiation Opinions differ r,.
pectig the cause Of this conduct the Porte bur evcr
o""y Is convinced that - would ADOPT measure
exception case OF extremity. RTanv ne sons think that
IS o"ns 10 more energetic language held by the European
AmoasSadofs in CONSCIENCE of NJ. nzacky comp,aints
ne instruction in Canada, though suppressed can
hardly be the the has the, 10 Maid Iit,,o
tenon TO such partial Instructions"
piece of Information, which, If true NAV load 70 -;
fs"is'Is gwen IN letters received yesterday from,
Cohsthntinopc dated December TO- 1t is affirmed tbo,
'ree turkish Grandees, two Of whom held state Offices
were on the point OF setting Morea for the mr.
pose VI entering INTO m accommodation with the C;rccks
ANA mat they were invested with full powers 10 rnr the
megocat'on to conclusion. This the part Of t
sultan Is supposed to have been by his caous If
the Pacha of Egypt and the apprehension should fhotn
tepsng Chief succeed il the conquest Of the Noiea r
"hcn mere was every prospect he would retain it in his
own hands, nd declare its independence of the Porte T
was only to be prevented by coming UNDERSTANDING
WIN Inc creeks before 1t late Another cons,r
ton OF The measure is tiiat has been b,ourbt aLo,.
through the interference Of some Of European poyer
known to be anxious to bring the contest with tho Crse
to termination; but this is rendered less uro,ate h., M
Consideration that the Sultan has uniformly resisted s
interference even when his in n dnicuj, Il ,
" desperate situation aud that he Is far less likely 70
submit I" foreign dictation that f,rturc n ,
Greeks has sunk To o low u cbb. "
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