Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-01
PARIS, MAINE, FRIDAY,


tence entirely IDEAL. They occuPied a posi-
ton unique in Europe. nay. ia the Whole
~orld; for. instead Of paying Tor govern
meat. they actually we're paid for ssbnission
20 IL. /, ~ould nov be supposed that moth
ing IN future could disturb the good under
standing existing between prince and pco-
pie Bot alas. TIA; The old saving should
hcrr find its sFplicaiion-hsmely. that be
-ho has got yelio- hair. wants il also 10 { e
curicd
John III. became Prince Of Lichtenstein.
One Zoe morning be said 20 himself. Since
have no civil iis,. nay. since I. contrary
90 all established u-age,. pay tribatc to
my sujcs's. I osghi Al least o. have full Ito
erty 20 Ave according % nv tastes. THIS
smal capital Is bore. have plenty Of
money I vill s,t oat Tor VIENNA No
sooner aid than done. John m. built a
magnificent palace m the capital q Austria.
and thcrr b. lived ia a luxurious stvle.
The goycrnmsn; 81 the principally be ~
trusted 20 a minister. With whom be corrcs-
Ponded. Bot when we're those sturid Lich-
icnstriners to b. satisfied They pat their
heads together. and resolved 20 nd dep
uiaiIon 60 ihcir supreme master IN Nienna !:
and one particular morning. jast a. the
prince hal got oct % bed. dozen Of the
most Distinguished among his suhiccts made
thar appearance. After the customary rev
crcnc~s and ceremonies. the depuiation put
forth Be-. request 9TH becoming solemniiy.
expressing Itself sonewhat to the follo~in,
eject; We doat pay yoar Serese High
ness any cisil list; on the contrary. your
Serene H'ghness paws an annual indemnity
10 us. Bot your Serene Ilighness j. IA
possession of a large fortun-. and spends
o in royal manner. by the which formerly
tour PrinciPaiity benefited. n. nov. your
>crvne Iiighucss continues % reside IN
vienna. you inAict 4 serious loss upon your
sahiccis and q appears therefore % ~ bat
jas; TIA. yog shoa,l ia fatars inhlbit AZ
least s.S months Of The year your Own capi-
tai >cserai demands ofa political nature
vcrc appended 70 this Pstition. John N.
granted ti.eir request. AMI issued. moreover.
a braaI nes constitution. 18th a pariiauaent
oi 6iieen members. whom be promised 60
pay out % his Own pocket.
Bot What about The ninety IN en- and the
drammvr. Wen. no~ The dificalty arises.
for they are exactly the cause Of the present
dispute.
Austria having Ion. furnished tins con-
nnscnt. sent. some time s-o. bill of tie
r,ssiiing expenses 20 the prince Bot the
prince thought that. a. BE- bad renounced
his CLAIMS % a cisl ii.t. and even paid his
suhircts a rouni suIn every year. "a could be
10 very heass burden for tiie aid subject.
to pay thcir own Federal contingent This
the l.ichteusieiner. obstinaiely refuse 90 DO /.
thc pfince. on The other side. tired of 90
much troubi-. has expressed his Intention
% airliraic. and % ocdc his domiuions 60
Austria. But against fhis scheme his reo-
rie protcsf most enere~ficaliy--thev would
rather belong 60 Suiizrriani Besides. II
Ausiria auucxes Lichten.iein. then Prussia
sill regard th- transaction 18th an ensious
eve. The Priuce vii neither pay nor gov
crn. >lch D. the present state q tl.ings.
of Which nobody can predict ihe onL