Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23


de NemourS and Prince de Joinville who had been
preceded by the depuiarion Of the Peers aud Depu-
tics, and by His Majesty's officers of Ordinance ar
rived and took their seats amidst reiterated shouts
of Vve lc Ron" The Duke de Nemours was seat
ed on The right, and the Prince dc Juinville on the
left Of His Ma esty, who seemed in excellent
health. and in firm and impressive tone read the
following
SPEECH
Gentlemen of the Chambers of Peers and De.
pu,ies, -ln seeing YOU once more assembled around
me, | am happy to be able TO congratulate myself
and you the situation Of our country. It's pros
penty increases daily; lis internal tranquility seems
TO be hencefor,h beyond the reach Ct attack, and
secures its power abroad.
"The measures which you adopted in your last
session have attained the object which We proposed
in concert with each other; they have consolidated
public order md the institutions of the country.
81 have been deeply affected by the sentiments
evincec by the nation for my family nnd myself
when al moment which II is painful to remen-
Der. Providence thought fit to preserve my life,
which is forever devoted to the service Of my
try.
IAN expedition undertaken for the security of
our African possessions has been carried on and
brought to close IN such a manner as became the
honour of France. have seen with emotion the
eldest of NY race partaksng th" '~''s""- "''' d""
gers OF our brave soldiers.
- have reason to congratulate myself on the
state Of our relations with the European Powers.
Oar intimate union with Grea, Britain becomes dai
y more cose,a1d every thing inspires me with con-
ficnce tina, the peace which we enjoy will not be
interrupted.
Only Government has continued on the Spanish
bo Ios 81 .,l
for the faLfi accomplishment Of The clauses Of the
treaty of the 2Slh of Apil, 1894. entertain
the most ardeet wishes for the internal pacifcu-
ton the Peninsula, and for the consolidation Of
the throne Of Queen Isabella / l..
Il regret that the treaty ofihe An Of July, 1891
with the United States of Anericai should not yet
have received its complete execution. The King
Of Great Britain has offered to me ana to the Uu-
ted States his friendly mediation have accepted
i, and you will share in my desire that this differ
ence should terminate in manner equally honor
able to two great nations.
"The state ol the finances is satisfactory The
public revenue increases by The sole effect Of the
general prosperity. The laws of fnancc will be
presented in few DAYS to the Chamber OF Depu
ties.
The laws which have already been announced,
or presented to Your examination, vel as those
which were reserved for the deliberations TO the
present ression.
Il trust, gentlemen, tina, the moment Is come
for France TO gather the fruits Of her prudence and
her courage. Enlightened by the past, Jet US prof
it by experience 80 dearly acquired let us apply
ourselves to calm the passions, to perfect our laws
to protect, by judicous measures all the interests
Of nation. which, after many storms, presents
to the civilized world tie falu,ary example ola no
Bile moderstiou-ihe sole pledge Of durable success.
The care Of its repose, Of liz liberty oil It's gran
deur, is my first duty; its happiness Vii be my
dearest recomPense.'
Fromh Journal ce Pafs.
The X ng had scarcely ceased TO speak when tie
ii,elest acclanaticns burs, from all parts Of the
Chamber.
Later from Europe. The packet ship Rhone
trri,et al NeN io.n on Fnday last, bringing Par
Is papers to Jan. Z. The Presidents Message was
received q, Paris Oh the lsi. II vas received With
general Subtraction us atiord.ng prospect O! az
adjustment Of the difficulties between the t@o gov.
ernuents.
It is alluded 10 IN tie address II Tie Chamber Of
Peers, in reply 10 the Kings Speech, as JuftIiyins
The hope of speedy adjustment. The parasr graph
vas objected to 10 the debate by NJ. Duooucbsge,
on tie ground that The government ought not to
be satisfied with the cx plantations glSea IN the Pres
dents Message, but the paragraph was adopted
without n division, aal the Whole address vac a
Gopied by vote Of 80 10 ,.