New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25
GREECE.

The Nsvfocordsto Mini
ne ~rnsiion Of the Mio.irs .ynn hasn ns
.oke'eo, we reel great desire TO give nes direction
Government. y '' - ''
In taking upon ourselve. the functions which have
been Sobnded to US by the King, have deceived
ourselves with respect 10 the gravity Of the responsbty
which We have assumed, arising from the vices of syt
tenn which was Rot We appreciate the difficulties. OF
he Posnon They are great and numerous bp; the dan
gers OF the country impose upon the obligation OF re-.
signing ourseIses to Them and have no, besitaed 10
accept the task.
Our first DUTY viii be to conform ourselves faithfully
10 The Ionshuton the germ of the future and Of the
prOgtss OF The Greek UatiOD-noing more and nothing
lesand with the Constitution the execution Of the laws
respecting at once the rights Of the nonerchy and those Of
the people.
We shall endeayor, with peculiar care to maintain the
most ancable relations with foreign Powers and We shall
make point OF faithfully observing the treaties which
bind us TO them.
The moral and material interests OF the country shall
be also the objects Of socitude We shall endeayor
10 eject every possible amelOration and 10 afford
remedy for all abuses The education Of the people for
the Greek nation question Of civilization. The Minis
Try will endeavOr TO extend the benefits Of education to all
classes OF society.
We shall neglect nothing which tend strengthen
our holy religion at the same time dives;ng it from pru
dice and superstition.
owe shall every exerion sppease dissenson AMI
party spirit which unfortunately have hitherto allied
IN Greece end TO rally round the throne all the friends Of
order and liberty.
industry will be the objects of deep and conscientious
study
Municipal institutions well the administration Of
commercial affairs will have the serious attention of the
Government 1t will consider it duty with the view to
their development, 10 mitigate the of centraza-
ton and TO give rapid impulse to the progress of
affairs.
"Jusce, that holy arch that sacred tie of society is
the stone Of ourpubc Liberties We shall respect
and to be respected the independence Of the bu
mails eu ployed 10 administer it.
The finances of the State will be subjected TO careful
and scupulOUs examination. The Government will not
hesitate TO adopt any financial reform which may appear
useful and necessary whether in realizing imposing
taxes 1t will also enforce the stTctes economy in the
peDses Of the State. The Ministry will spare pains
develop both public and private credit.
AT the time, the Government will neglect nothing
TO develop the of the navy source Of the riches
Of the cOunry and TO protect ana favor merchant
sels so as.tO render them influential aud
as possible
e. In conclusion the Government will devote peculiar at
tonon army. 1t will endeavor to amelorste its
portion and organization, and to increase It's numbers
without adding the expense of it, it will increase the
energy of the army By discipline good order and i
proved military spirit Such the principles OF the in
ierDal and external policy of the Cabinet such is
The policy which will endeavor to carry into execution,
in the firm hope that it will receive the appreciation
Of the nation.
athens, July 3D.