The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

when the late Sir vivian Moeswcrth entered tho OAbue
o. lsrd Aberdeen Sir Ss@ Mo.sswosn nexSr
these Apr Extensions wcre think, Dot 1oshed oy me
subsequent Of events But oil experenoe5 ~ no
show that cabinets cannot in the present stale Of hags
be constituted without including some and perhaps wdc
dierences OF opinion. even upon questions Of hgn import
The real amount Of these differences cannot be tested ny
mere reference TO anterior and abstract declarations but
only In the practical application OF principles under the
weight Of responsibility for the conduct Of Affairs may
have at time been found 10 has never boon that
Of an undue iubserviency 70 the opinions Of others
opposition has Issued the following address TO the electors
OF have accepted the office Of Secretary for Ire
M anS He ses s
mintTauon formed upon the principles when obtained
for me your support, and trust you will approve my
having joined It, The office am called u,on TO discnargs
affords peculiar opportunities for giving effect TO those SEN
menls Of civil and religious liberty which have always
lastly sisacSed nse1 not occupy You WAN Inc repetition
In heightened address, Of my opinions upon the leading
subjects Of the present time; few weeks only have
elapsed had the opportunity Of expressing hem W
you very fully and now beg most respectfully TO solicit
the renewal OF your confidence
Sir Richard Bethel the Attorney General in his address
70 the electors OF wolverhampton saysI told When
lately had the pleasure Of meeting yon thai would not
resume Office unless invited 10 join an administration the
policy OF which would be in accordance win your polt
cal opinions and represent the wants and wishes OF the
great body OF the liberal party In this spirit have now
consented 70 join strong liberal and reforming govern
ment-a government which comprises within its mem
bers tHtesmen Of the most eminent ability and the
greatest experience and Who are united for the single
object OF enabling her Majesty TO conduct the govern
nent of the country under the advice Of Ministry
possessed Of the confidence Of her Parliament and her
people.
Sir henry Heating, the Solicitor General sddressog the
constituency OF Reading says:-Having had receoty 30
ma opportunities of explaining TO you my views on the
principal political questions the day, will abstain from
further reference 10 them until have tho pleasure Of
again meeting you but may as least express my hope
that the formation Of liberal government will be the
M NJ tha
ant objects TO which, as liberal constituency you have
shown . steady attachwent
OF the Treasury writes follows TO the electors Of Sand
wchThe MinetSy, according 10 the promises OF the
leaders o. the liberal party. - 70 Dc formed upon broad
therefore, thar in Office shall be able TO assist in promo
ting those principles which have advocated opposition
and upon which have twice returned me 70 Parliament
Greece.
On closing the third session OF the th Parliament the
King addressed the Chambers follows
GENTLEMEN DxPUTIEs-GENuEMES sENAroRs-The legis
lave having reached its cusiou, thank the
Chsmber for the aid they have afforded my government
IN endowing the country ~ifh usefu Laws Twenty ave
years have revolved in the course OF this Parliament
since my arrival In Greece resolved TO appear in per
among you, In order that at the moment Of taking
leave Of you may repeat my thanks TO the representa-
tives Of the nation, and through them 10 nay well be
loved people, for the sentiments Of devotion and fidelity
which they manifested the solemn day when tue jubilee
OF this quarter OF century was celebrated Daring
that period Of time, having completely devoted myself
TO Greece, identified self With her feelings, her wants
and her interests, aud for her have never receded,
will de before sacrifice. 10 this interval
have happily Greece march rapidly in the path Of
Intellectual and enaterial progress Every time the coun
try has been engaged in difficulties they have been over
come thanks tue love and confidence which uaits the
sovereign aud the people, and which tue beat qua
rantees Of her for the future Let this bond
Of mutual confidence remain indssoube during the pre-
rent complications in Europe during which my govern
men follows the ne Of conduct traced TO 1t by the
ses Of the Powers who have particularly contributed 10
establish the independence Of Greece. My government
Will proceed ia the prescribed by the great
interests and honor OF the country L. for my part,
know Of happiness but that of Greece. Ia declaring
the third session OF the fifth Legislature closed invoke
the blessing Of the almighty on you and on Greece.