The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-17
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CoNsTANrMcrLE, Dec. 4, Is,

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CoSsrANrNcrLE, Dec. 4, ls43
The latest arrivals from Greece bring us the
speech of King Ohio, before the newly formed AS
sembly: The Greek papers say that the National
Assembly opened its session on Monday, the 10Th OF
November. Al o'clock, L. NJ, his Majesty, fol
lowed by brilliant escort, lc his palace sauted BY
81 guns, and reached the Chamber Of Deputies where
he was received BY deputation Of ten members, al
the Lead of which was the temporary President Of
the Assemby-the eldest Of the Deputies. King
Ohio took bis seat ON the throne prepared for him.
and read the following discourse Ha4'
Gentlemen Deputies am among you with the
pleasing confidence that with this Assembly an era
Of prosperity is opened to much beloved Greece
Since the establishment of the monarchy several lib
eral institutions have been founded all having for
their object the preparation Of constitutional gov
ernment; commercial laws provincial councils and
the jury, have oil been the 1orerunners of repre-
sentative system for Greece II nov only remains
to crown this edhce by voting constitution which
VIII hereafter govern US Let unite all efforts
to establish, under the protection of the Most High
fundamental law in harmony with the necessities Of
the Kingdom and such will insure the lust tights
Of every one. Yes, let justice and wisdom reign
among US all powerful; and may we ever be united
by the sacred tie Of fraternal love.
In forming the Constitution OF our common coun-
try let US not be nlggard Of mutual but
X, UNANIMOUS
sire 10 strengthen the happiness Of the kingdom You
know, gentlemen, my affection for the nation This
affection, which has never been beled causes me 10
desire neither nor less authority than is peces
sary foi the security and happiness of the country.
Let us sanction, then, coss nant, the conditions of
which will be themselves the guarantees of its perpe-
tua duration. The civilized world has its eyes fred
on US and history will judge of our work BY its re-
suls. Fully persuaded Of your patriotism and pru.
deuce, ] open with confidence the present Assembly
Mat the Divine will be favorable to Greece my
wishes and glory are bound TO her success
| Unanimous plaudits followed nj. word. and whom
silence was restored the King retired preceded Inv
the ministers and depu,atjons which had socomn.o;d
him as far as the yeslibuIe
tn. ,rn. o,;a;, and .o.,,. os a..
vet Ina, nntnown tn oh.,,".o ~ ~, ''''u
t., a., L.ar -, ~; ~ .,y, " 10 yo"e
rsaeeas :, si.,a;, ",s es"'."A VI p'rsr'an
Of Fnron. useless and s,nsos;r. IVui.
No, IN in.,i,,,e mar. TO- H., ., ~ a., 800,
of m. Io,n. en,ran,,.d b. ~, - , w.. 70 "
or. Enelana Aus,,;. rsso.. "a - .. ~"
ed BY some persons here 10 have con.ir,n.d ON.
| on. i've ar NOR. of ~. p. =, 80 ~ .
Som.n, - r.vai,,,o, -h,~h ,...',u 800. ~ S,en
Of ,ame Of M, noxer and nm, !, +, ~ -. ~ 49,,
Gvorablv di.,osed Toward ,b.m tn. 60, ~ a.
6r,t visit of Mr.. Pi,catorv now French Hn;s,.r .,
Athens. TO Greece. appcar. 10 have heen ,h, Con
mencem,nt of the ac, Of which the c,d .n,ain. ., b.
seen.
Latter, the holders of the ,,ocL NJ IN. Cr..L loan
h.o.m. 80 800, ~ -; Iei " w nv -, ,os"
ter, of the nro,sc,nv pox.,s haa 49, d.. ~.
in most .er,ous tone and remind hin, ,ha, ,h.
made him kinq-and could nnmaLe nm \, .1..
oo, then thai Tie King seems a. r.. ,ha.,b, ."'.
lously ON The subject az M, n,.i,ion 80 ~ -
of the despite soy.reigns Of Germsnr he ,ha,,.n,
that M the supporters Of the princins of uol,i,.d
monarchy in his fad,, land would main,ai, him .nd
suffice. How far M, opinion was we'll fonndsa rs-
mains vel 10 be seen ~
Iii. ss,d here by many CreeLs that King n ho u..
wholly ignorant Of The measures shoo, 90 i. n1orosd
around him. until thew broke unon him an The n,sh,
of the 18Th Of Sen,ember m, ,bs ann..,. 1891,
possible The kecn ewes NJ he p,..,an N;n,.,ar :,
Athens. MIR. Ka,aL,.ex and tLs An.,,;an Wn,.,..
Baron Prakens uere s,,rsIy No, Ar, an a., ,
and the latter would in ali ,,oha h,l,,, ~, $780,
/ 10 make them known 10 ,hs kino
! IL is ,uppo.ed thai The form., so,ld l.v. L.o,
them secret Ii is believed h, manx thai ,h,s =. r,op
by means of his numerous .s,.,, smoor ,h. ~ go
clergy, got up the revolution xub IN, ,,n.ci,,,on
that The King would either Voluntarily l,ave The
Kingdom. or having no prospeet of nj. e nm, ,.Je
BY National Assemble IN favor ~ p,.s,an Pm.
/ the Prince of Ie,cL,ens,e,, n r. .ras a. 49,
IT has in part been defeated and ,hs recall Of NJ
tskizy by the Emperor Of Russi. from Athens i. IN
terproted as being either the CONSEQUENCE Of The fail
ure Of what he promised himself ard his n, s,sr On
bring about or simply that the Emperor e,rr,e. on,
his anti rcroluiion principles In this nsanc, as he
lst,ery servia. :. -
The advice Of the R,;,;sb N,,;.,sr =, 49,. a..