New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-22
PRUSSIA.
ROYAL PATENT oP ANNEXATION.

dispatch from Berlin says: ''The Prussian Royal
taking possson Of Frankfort ksau and Electoral
gated Hanover Atcree orders thai the functions OF the
ano,e and Hcsan Ministers q Justice are 10 Be trans
the Pran Minister Of justice and that The chci
tribunal Of Frankfort to he replaced by TIE Supreme Count Of
nleoHroRArIoS OF YR<sKFoRr.
disPsteh from frsIsio, .nys The sw insorgo,sns
Frankfort Oct 10 Amer the reading 81 the Royal Patent In
Imperial Hall in prcsence u the officers Of The garrison
the members Of the Senate and the Uunicpal authorities Her
Won Paiow Prursan Civil COMMISSIONER requested the
authorities continue IN the exercise Of their functions u1tI
the introduction Of the Prussian Consultation Herr Won P
made long speech In which he did justice TO the
grounds which existed for the pain felt by The citizens At The
loss Of their independence hut conastcd with that loss the al
Vantages which they would derive from their ind powerful
Faheand in matters concerning the constitution OF The sin
the administration Of Justice and the general govenmf F
The Prshn flag hosed amid cecrt for the klh
military salute aud the pl9lgs Of he PIsssen hsc1a an
Tie Bank Of Frankfort has rnised its rate TO ~
TIE incorporation OF HEssE cAssEi.
The Royal Patent taking possession Of Hsse Ca''sl ,ss
members present Of the ceremony and 1et
entlusias prevailed Before reading The royal eca the
The thousands assembled here to-day proof that the oqc
OF Hesse casseknow how % appreciate se immense ip9r
country aud viii day bless the change which nov ng
effected.
The cesvmepy formally Incorporating Nassau viii the
Prsan Monarchy took place at Wesbaden, on Oct with
great soemnty.
fScoRP0RaTroSoF HAYovER-EIsG GEORGE ABsoLyEs MS
suBIIcIs PROM TIE OATH or ALLEGIANCE.
HANOVER, Oct O-hlnE george oi tfhhONtf
walton Of his own rights absoSed all his .uects-erpecay
former civil okcials-frOm their oath Of allegiance -
The PaSsan patent taking formal possession % Han
over solesnny promulgated in this capital to-day The
royal proclamation vas read in te palace at II ess ny me
Governor General Slyos Of artillery bred and the bells
Of the different churches during the ceremony All
the chief sakees and the directors OF the colleges weHe in
yted and proceedings passed on without any disturbance
patent ssgs: by referring to he , in which r,s
led the Phoxnton Of Hanover This document declares
the unon Of Hanover with Prussia decided bs The
If
King Of Prussia takes possession OF the country orders The
adoption Of thePrussian demands duif obedience cm
the population promises protection the weearne pr
vae rights 81 ths Hanoyean and as far as possible the nsn
Of the hitherto existing laws and institutions
The royal proclamation points to the community Of origin
language and customs Of Hanover and Prussia. II periu
larry reminds that the reorganization Of Cor
many demanded incorporation OF Hanover and deces
that what Prussia has acquired Germany has gained
DECLARATION oY TIE LIBERAL MEsrERs or THE HANOVER
CHAMBER ,oF DEPUTIES IN Favor OF ANNEXATION.
BY mercess coincidence the protest Of the King Of Han
Stely Succeeded by a manifesto from Liberal majority a
what but atel his Second Chamber IN which that
annexation Is aneqnivocay approved This important docn
The onward march evepts has destroyed the cndcpend
lie kingdom Of Prussia An our endoavors Session
the Hanover Chambers to tbe German unity move
ment TO take different course have bean In vain The King
would not listen TO appeal TO his sense Of the d
ties be owed Germany Our warnings well pro
tcatiOnR the interest Of the cOlniry required different
course from the pursued by him were neglected Not
particle OF aS We're Ss sas "en useless 10 ans
eeltra authority OF Germany woulo he sacrifice. In
OF he hnd Lot the Ieuoterc conception OF Tie
necessity conforming the state Of ahngs the task
imposed upon him under h. Thus 1t was TIA; the preservation
of tbs German Coned1acy though thoroughly reformed
that after the victory Of the Pussan the Austrian
Of this country by the conqaEg Power
The inevitable consequence 81 previous evens One section Of
The cOutry regards reunion with the greed German State
Of PRUSSIA as equally suspicious for Germany and
Hanover Another section eoks upon the ehangs ie
voeabeaet quietly accepting becoue there other basis
of nautical existence left nhrd and not incOherabe
ton is M opposed the aspect OF affairs We cannot
hore,er hope that oil capable Of political reflection
rec0Ding te undenable truth that the restoration Of
the Kingdom 81 Hanover BE- only attempted wifi the aid
of foreigners and the expense and ruin Of Germany,
will deem IL teiT patriotic duty 20 take active pait IN
lie speedy consolidation and defuige settlement OF
v We therefore regret useless atOns which by exciting
usorv hopes calculated TO awaken spirit 81 discomfort
and can b bat prdcal 10 the eOiry and the parties In
ugng them On he other hand hope and trust that His
Prissian Majesty Government will rossec the peculiar inst
tuions Of s country and by process u gradual and mod
crate transition cautiously adapt them che requirements Of
his agerandneA monarchy In many ssuilnr Las The
Prsan Government known how 10 combine provincial indie
nendence with the wants Of great and uned State lndi
rensable is that the lays having reference 10 commerce
and Industry military and diplomatic Affairs wei 10
al Obligations % the subject toward tie State slOud DC idcnt
eel 81 al part II the Pssan dominion VII yet be adva
20 respect sLch arrangements ~ secondary importance cN
sig 10 The provinces the grow 10 Of history Gus
tom AMI legislation combined General Confcrptop, Pre-
.crhcI Ices by the Common Constitution Of GcTm1ly
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