The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-09
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WIN bs for vie Government and represensativss.of
the people In ynissd cooperation 70 bring % maturity
NE frsthaa nuss b. gathered nom this saDgsinary
seed % Fsvens iss having been scattered In vain.
Loysl gentleman Of both houses q the Dies my gov
snmt able 10 look with satisfaction upon tho nnan
cia position Of the State Careful foresight and con-
sciensious economy have placed N In position TO
overcome the great financial difncultss Which have
resulted a natural consequence from the circurn-
stances Of the present time Although material outlay
has been imposed upon The treasury during recent years
BY the war with Denmark has been found possible 70
meet the expenses hitherto incurred in the present war
from the state revenue and existing balances without
imposIng any other burden upon the country than that
Of furnishing the supplies in kind for purposes that
n Is bound to supply by law I hope and assured
minstion Of o and the payment for the supplies in
kind while maintaining order and security in finance,
Win be readily granted BY you No agreement with Tho
Representatives could bs effected settlement OF
the budget during the last fow years The State outlay
incurred during This period therefore destitute Of that
legal basis which again acknowledge, and which tho
budget alone reach Therinety ninth article OF tho
consultation orains that tho budget is annually 10 b.
agreed upon between my government and the two
Houses or tho Diet Although my government has
tho legal basis this has only been done after consci
sntious examination, and with tho conviction, In
corancs with the Diet that the conduct OF tho admin
isiration tho falnlment Of legal obligations towards
The public creditors and officials and the maintenance
Of he army and State establishments questions
vital to tho existence Of the sa,e and that the
adopted therefore, ofthosc inevitable
ptles which in interest for the country the govern
mont ws must not hesitate 70 adopt. I trust that
tho recent cvents viii in 80 far contribute to
without law regulating the budget, application for
which viii BE- made to the representatives and viii readily
be granted 20 my government and the hitherto existing
conflict hs Herewith finally and the more securely
brought TO . conclusion.
A. may be expected the political position Of the
1otuoou0 Niu now aumlt OF an extcnhioh OF fne IRON
tieS Of the State and the establishment Of . United
Federal army Thia army wi be under PrusIan leader
shIp and ths costs viii be borne equal proportions by
eli members Of The Confederation. The bills required
IN shs respect sr the couvocason Of popular repre-
sentative federal state win be laid before the Dis
without dslay.
Gensiemen. you know veil that the entire Ystherand
feels the high importance Of the meyement which bginss
NO snOngyo Nay Providence bless Prussis
= saeossly in sbs future - he has ysIby blessed
In the Immediate pAHi Nay God grant ht
/ Negefsasisns Deswcsa Aassria asd Prussia.
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