New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14
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wartemsers-kimsst Revolution.
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srvrrsANr. April p I-is
~ s,sae siae pas, this kif gloon has been IN
sssss q rusA agitation A coon 81 The Constitution
81 r-sea Germany ~.s finally adopted BY the Assem-
~ he Question arose whether Wuriemocrs "ouia
sss2; 4. Or rs,h.r Whistler Tho King would adopt =
81 sbou, ID. wish Of the nation there could Oe no
Sszs. greater unsnimiiy could scarcely BE- imagined
,asa ,h.i which animated al css,es Of the people in
r..pee, Of the Unity Of Germany. A. it happened
her, wa. no sres, confidence in the designs Of the
King and accordingly the whole population became
strTed Up a. ~ for some great emergency.
Immense numbers Of popular meetings were held to
sxpres. the general feeling the sls0soToing cues
ron. Addresses 70 the King in from every guar
ter praying him 20 sccede the Constitution and pro
ol. t a. the supreme law u the land one from the
inhabitants Of this city covered with signatures 70
the number Of some thousands.
The unsninity OF feeling Of the people was repre-
vented By very large majority in the Legislature ana
toe Ministry body Of liberal and patriotic men sp-
pointed Just after the Revolution Of March l.fs al the
head Of whom was Herr Rdmer, were Of tho same way
of thinking. On the address 70 the hing adopted IN
the Chamber Of Representatives day before yesterday
the vote stood 70 ayes 10 nays deputaton was at
onos appointed 70 the King with this document
They were received Of o'clock the same day by His
Majesty who told him that he should stand by his pre-
vious declaration 10 his Ministers and that # the Cham
Der and the People desired 20 enter upon revolution
he left tho act with them translate his answer for
The TrtbrN II is US follows
GrsrLIMEN thank you for the opportunity you have
given mo Of speaking frankly this affair You know my
~ ylfr hatfo fnsflvf ytfs
examples in the Of my government, and Of which
will now give another ! must stand on the iscis Of he
case The Assembly has prepared Constitution but has
not yet finished The King ofPrussis has not YET nc
kDowledged this Constitution and has declined the impe
nal throne According the news which has arrived TO-
day. Messrs Camphausen and Goylen are negotiating
about alterations in the Constitution how then re-
connie what does not yet exist. Give me tine
ns,ure YOU that ! recognize the whole Constitution,
with exception Of the part relating 10 the head Of the I'm
pire do not make myself subject Of the House Of 10
benzolem This owe 20 my country my family and my
self II all the princes VI Germany should do IT, would
also make the sacrifice for Germany, but with broken
heart By your declarations and by uproer IN the country
may DO compelled 10 H. If you take your stand on the
ground OF revolution and compel me 10 give ny word j.
wfllnoi be free word This you must perceive. and there
fore cannot wish H. for compulsory pledge would not
bind me could recall when my viii became free again
viii carry out the German Constitution IN my country as
Ihave done with the Fundamental Rights gye my word
10 Won but d. not suh., myself 10 the House Of Hohen
xolem for my conscience and my associations will not
permitiL Iwould have submi." 10 the Emperor of Aus
tra had he been elected have the conviction iatit
would have been adv Ambiguous for Wuuemberg
Iamnot in dscord with my ministry up this moment
have been perfectly content whit There difference
Of opinion myself and the ministry only are
no, agreed respecting the time Of my declaration con-
tde In the good disposition of my people The people
sound at the core The excitement arhcay produced
by the associations which also fruit OF March II you
seek to force me- hustle things take their course You
know nv mind II 10 for my own sake have but
few years 10 live but my native land my home, my family
lay this duty upon should greatly regret II IN tins
importan, matter the estates should 30 hand in hand
with the government
After this two or three OF the members Of the Com
mittee said few words. and the President informed
His Majesty that farther delay in the recognition OF
the Constitution would make the preservation of pub
nc order impossible, the King responded
ave will zee. l must lie, things take their course !
have spoken according to my conviction and my con-
science"
The communication OF this Tesult TO the Assembly
attended with stn greater excitement than before
not only in that body but among the public at large
Resolutions were adoped-strong resolutions OF which
Sand you the following hasty Enshsh version
WAeyes TIE Royal decree Of the ls'h INST and the de-
dives without The signature OF a Minister
RssO,rsJ Tha, we .ull wal, for formal declaration o'
the Government.
RsslssS That the Constitution proclaimed by The Ger
man National Assembly has the force Of law N Nufem
Rssolsed That every citizen OF WuriembeIg. whether be
longing civil military life bound 70 obey and pro
,sct ihls Constitution as much as that OF Wuriememg
that therefore, neither civil MOI military oeefs are bound
obey orders whcse execution would involve oompAciy
In this crime.
Resolutions recognizing the Constitution and snimst
ing the Frankfort Assembly TO stand nrm by It's Cons
tuition, were also adopted.
The next morning TO. day the hing went to Lud'
wigsburg. as It was reported, taking with him his
whole family learn however that this rumor 10 no,
true but that 1t an actual flight before the sentiment
of the people lie is fugitive King, and it is not poe
.ible to say whittier he had directed his steps lie has
left behind Proclamation, but II s little regarded
Tho excitement here is immense, greater almost, in
fact, than il was in March lSls. The streets ART
crowded as write with people from all parts OF the
country; they do not seem at all overwhelmed with
the news Of the Kings flight the predominant sent.
men, one OF anger his refusal TO cooperate in the
formation of United Germany. which is attributed to
Bsvarian and Austrian Vaccinations The next few
dsys are sure to manifest important events thought
impossible to cay how things viii turn here. There
are many Republicans but do not think they have
much OF chance Of getting hold ofpower Their time
has scarcely arrived vet Yours, SC. IN
ia veil b sea TIA, cur at, .a,s, lm Psr say be la
ssaa,-d the oil Of the P.OP. s0ssPooasa'
mistaken stsuas TIA, be has aes. Sd rs
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
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