, 1866-08-23

become, It not u naval ono, at least Power
with all the means and MI her opportunities
for occurring position on the seas proper
tionate In Importance to That which sae no"
holds on the continent Of Europe. sne has.
been ap apparently idle dream, namely,
tinted Germany; nay. more, ehc has sue
cecded in making thht united Germany idcn-
tlcal with herself She has sesn her terrific
RIGS largely extended, her influence tn.
fyirg than ali, tic prfide md greatness Of
her only rival 1umbled in the dust. All
this has been effected within the past few
months, and TO certain extent In spite Of
her people. The war ID which, by tue I'D
plunged was not popular with the nntion.
but It has been sncccssful, and o people are
not slow 10 look With favor On the war from
which they gain great advantages. The
military nrdor Of the Prusssan nation became
excited as soon as the !t tlrst snot vas ,, ,aTed,
enecs Wifi thclr Sovereign IN tho presence Of
foreign enemy. And hcnce 1t happens that,
notwithstanding the disconragfng ctfcutn.
| stances under which tho kinK has passod
torIcs OF the past month have caused oil tlio
differences betweon The Grown aud tho sub.
]cct to ba entirely forgotiau.
a great portion of tho. speech
from the throne consists In ntl appeal to lllc
Chainl'crs 70 lot bygonrs bc bygones: Tie
condition totwthstan1lng the prcssstsc orci'
slunrd by tho wnf, "lurgo Atttiis liavlux ltec,i
patd ont of Tho etatc ruvrnllcs ard cxlstlhA
balances wltliot !iapustbE oft tho rtilft! ~
9et T. fas s; IL Tine at of ,:'E |, |! st
% provide By law" Tha nisthsf 9fan.!nx d
ttlGtu. BHp},llse INT tie nrIay Ii n4lln ~
dtlcth wIlIItM TUG liIfsa ttf n peAs1 easa!,llafi
HltMt Il eonft!tni!y anticipates! ny Tho King
A. shr tlls int4Eet, l'e lol'aa tl,at t.'ne @ M, er
istcfs hid ills Chambers, will tIlo yiuw y
providing fur Ills exrvi.aes uf tic etata !.
lie nlat'iier prescribed by Thu. Constitution
For tho that Iow years. III, s.cli arrangement
hayinE l'ren cptl,a ~, tue aprernnie!it "wa
jrgal has1s,t Ills duty "havlng bptuils IN
Of tllosu Inevitable t,ecrssltles which. ln ill.,
interests Ut Lis cUhhtrt4 Il KUFrttinlDnt tht
tlul and tfirt tlot lIesllntc to adupt." TAl
ls refiatn1y d trrr tnil4 way Of saylhg that
fluh, taxed tilu i,uopls wilhutit, tilu eonse,i
+ Of l'atlintlIetit. IN tr.lcr tu CLEAR ille WI
, fur tliat sAltstbrtoty IlnanrlAl arratyeniat
Wli1rh. he anticipates, tho Kltik pFopusesa.
Tho tl,ninhete to tinss pit att u iiiletiittt
r ~ ,, tst a1 a.,e h'i "a u na,nt,,t "tst II
lint tileFe viii t'e ille less cllBilrg IN fa!t
i " Il ,etlGttt t,rt weeil lbs KDVtttl.ns!if VI
j ii,e Parliament, IN tlle political lu.!lihl
!. ilu ,j'n'lIef1and VIII .adal. VI m exlensi.
D gf The frontiers OF tlIs ttata aii,l The
il ti,r ieA,iefshir Of l'rlI4alh, ttle eo.t of wH!
!: viii ~ t,urllp IN eqNnl ,pre)MFstlla by MI I
ii members " lle. G6nfaActafiunt' II rel!sl
tn he pau.. whel lllpF .!u liberal parry II ls'
tn VIII he Ys'Nss's& 20 A..ntys c"aNs NlaAsa
knllahlp anticipation That lunauf,rlli
King wtnlll liz c0Htant with llle roe nt
m constitutional n,UnaTult, wn th}nk that
-. would 10 tho l.t,at e0llrsa tllcy could Alo
IA Tile kMg ssrta.nl9 coutsifMt havo as!"ses'
" th1a tcqueat to l1ls Parliament at noTs
l. 1yuftNns fins