New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
speech OF the King Of Prussia 60 The Prnssian
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The sneeeh with which King William opened the
session OF Prussian Legislature will give Satisfaction 70
the friends Of constitutional freedom II acknowledge the
necessity Of agreement between the Government ana he
Of The country S Is to e IN s % few S
years should have been Illegal There Is no ao9bt ,ha ne
eminent for all the arbitrary the past and that
better harmony viii be established the Powers Of
Prussias heavy Sacrifices the King says and goodwill
and concord are easy with the prosperous;
Az 10 the great political changes about TO be effected
throughout Germany the King sagulary reticen hint
is out here and there about the extension Of me mont
army bat not word said In confirmation or rejection the
appearing in the Official Ga,e as to the se o. the
Soveregns against Prussia as to that OF
her few faithful allies notwithstanding this Royal ret
eence however Is evident ,Sa tee %D 81 ~ 10 her %
ary operations there doubt that her conduct was the re-
suit plan which has been executed with thorough
and mure deberson Her conquests have been
pushed far as the exgence OF her pocy ana
not ahe I6e !, ~ ss evsSnt hat 10 RESPITE
granted could be Of avail to retrieve her fortunes
when e1s s so wS o ae
allies each whom had to sue for separate terms and could
GP coat S had % bs nf By qrng ibis
action Prussia had leisure TO drive the BaVaranS across
sSSy the capital Of the Grand Dachy to isolate wGembeTg
and obtain from Baden an adherence to her own Federal
policy Not satisfied with this she made assurance oouY
sure by the occupation Of Mannheim and Hedeourgi abe
punished Frankfort ioI its refractory spirit ana 30 eneo
meSz . nJ, ~ mss rSt Of conquest and the
Of he Nikoburg Premnaries already claimed the
whole territory the north Of the Main and she cooily dis
CDsses sIpedsnoy expelled soverssn
less on the gsoup4 q their opposition 10 DER POy an on
ls SnrS abe claims full liberty Of action and even
beyond that boundary she asserts her right Of military ana
sI,snans TO IA Germany II we reflect that in sarony
nearly the whole people TO the exclusion OF me koya iam
hs csSoc as three to one we shsl readily conclude that
opposition the will Of Prussia can o. ihe utmost only De 40
pretended part Of Bavaria winch VIII IN al ProDa
by have 10 surrender Franconan territory north Oh
Main and her share Of the PalaDate west Of inc ne
France ali along the Rhine from sws to the Dutch from
er and the Gaul and the Teuton will thus once more ale,
thoussnd years. border one another IN Two great
national masses on OF nesr the tanks OF the great river
The meeting betweel the Prussan Monarch aud he npie
senayes Of bis people takes place under extraordinary c
enmsanes and nothing be striking than the con
as between the feelings By which the crown ana tne
those With which they parted at the adjournment Of The
Diet Well the King express his confidence Una, iece1
sramsnt and his Parliament There good indeed
thai Syscnss should be bysoses Count Bisns learn
from military correspondent Ifs immensely popular IN ne
army be regarded the author and origin Of the astound
ing BIZ wach the dreams Of united Germany and
Fs;heTiand for tho whole Teuoae race are no
sors 70 oS soSSsr or later from s campaign
The Presan army has been justly described as potbng pu
the same reyuson Of feelings which has been experienced in
favor OF The King aud bis Government in the ranks Of the sol
og people On aSo;sef Sse the King L abe 70 address
bis people ~ strain Eheh zone q his Woni
At the Of second war King william congrntuates
his peop the satisfactory coaditl1n Of
state "Cmefa foresight and conscientious economy have
placcd lie Government IN position TO the great
FINANCIAL difficulties which have resulted natural conse
qgene from Of the time Although
has been imposed upon the Treasury dung
recent wears by The With Denmark II has been found
possible TO expenses hitherto incurred in the present
aud the existing balances without
imposing any burden upon the country than that Of for
nshing the supplies in Kind for war purposes which is
/ bound % provide by law"
What sesson conveyed by the King in these words both
his Austrian foe and 10 his Italian aythe former who By
bs e1acon has almost raised the population Of his capt
vpen earth
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