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BERIIs, Sept %, 1851.
Although the opposition 70 replying TO the throne
speech, seemed, on Saturday. almost insuperabe, an
agreement arrived the conservatives and
national liberals, BY which tho following address, pre-
pared BY Herr Asgd, supported by the parties
and carried through the Rechstag, on Tuesday,
Mosr Hon AND MroHrr KNG. Nor GRACIOUS KING
AND LoRD-To your Royal Majesty and illustnous COL
leagues the first constituouay established RcIchsag OF
the North German Bund. declares the thanks and salts
faction Of the nation for the thus far obtained
for real German policy. The public Life Of Germany
has At last after centuries Of severe trial. won sure
and TO perfect IT, the sense Of civil freedom and po
litlca welfare will from hsnceforth be the aim
grand union Of North Germany We have
become in Increased degree Of duty
for the establishment Of national union embracing the
south and the North. We for our part can only then
rst CONSIDER the great work complete when the entry
Of the South German States into the Bund has been
effected the basis Of article Of the North
German Bund constitution. With JOY, therefore. DO
possi concerning The reinstiu1ns Of the zoIvsres,
brings this desired goal In the free union OF oil
paris. The irsss.ibls might Of national attachment
arr convinced that the high confedsratsd
OF their and goal do not fear that other nations
could successfully dispute right 70 national exist
The German people, animated By tho wish 70
H. own ss IN perfect Independence ps.srmnsd 10
ssihfeesadsnes, Germany win make this indis.
We Co. then, In joyful assurance 70 the work
OF peace BEFORE and 70 b presented the Rechstag
Through careful encouragement OF the intellectual and
mn peope. thrOuuh aeon
omy In expenditure and impartial distribution OF bur-
dcns through like rights for all and like duties for all
through faithful devotion TO the fatherand the State
founded by the nation under the glorious leadership Of
the Hohenzollerns will be unmovabe In the deepest
reverence we continue to be your Royal Majestys most
REIcHsrAG o. the North German Bund.r
Count Bismarck spoke twice the proposal, but
chose rather 10 use delicate position In which nm
lister naturally stands when address bis sovereign
IL being debated an for committing him
SELF than 70 express assent dissent to the purpor Of
IL He ntimated that fears nsod be entertained Of
IT, tone toward foreign governments, and that u was,
perhaps hardly necessary 70 DO urgent In inviting the
Southern states 70 walk into the paror The adoption
Of the address 10 . shrswd move, supposed 10
originate from Bismarck himself while tho gov
eminent did not wish 70 have quite % strong IN
expression Of feeling ssst 10 II IL vas willing that it,
friends should make ssht concession 70 me national
liberals In matter involving merely words n thsreby
more substantial return could BE- obtained later BY
this public acknowledgment Of good undsnaudpg DO.
tween the conservatives and the powerful fraction Of the
liberal party known the national bsrals Il d hoped
that s breach between the latter and their old rsnds
the rsdicals will be wdsnsd and The way paved for
anal separation Instead Of bunsly advocating gen.
srai league Of offence and defence ~ Len skful and
les experienced manpulason might have done Efforts
are being made 81 special coalitions no general
movement was in progress Az the national liberals
Just now smartins under exposure Of their weakness
in Berlin made BY last weeks elections favor
able opportunity could DO wished for inducing them
take the preferred alliance kindly. II unnsces-
sary 70 say that the Berlin members Of the par.