New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

the system without having recourse TO any ne scheme
of arbitrary taxation. "SurcIy addeu tIc iIcriuent
troubles which surround us1 No, will not 40 soi
you do not desre 10 become aeeomplecsil al arrary
eyetem There must he nohinGarbitrary, high nor low
Appaus Wen. gentlemen you who are are making nsr aS 80
toya trial OF tho Republic You must act hke doers anu
LOYALTY making this experiment. Protests from tne
Right and applause from the @ address sser ssSercsp %
them 70 Import into the Republic naught hut Justice anu
not 90 act Ike an absolute power adterng 9e e With NJ
"a man who is capable of listening to reason an nonye
loving justice. 1t is not snlclent 10 n
word riches; must rest upon real MANIFESTATION
of riches II is upon this ground tiat ehtte"1 yn ~
ieect proposition for tax upon incomes ID @ ge'ersi
Not only ly majority, Of which am oerIan' pu' py y
Very large majority"
not only by mQerY, vi wnen am "'I'''i"' ""' "
verv large majority"
oprYING OF TIE AUSTRIAN RElChskAih'
TIE sr,,..,, FROM THE THRoNE-THE EMFE"o"
r:<rosrs WV RAISES OF CO1ifROhlsE'
/rho Austrian Rechsrath was opened Oh 'lo
- -. -, ,,o I,uneror I'm person. In his speech Hol'
a., .,ro,a the Emperor pointed out 'no' "i'
,css 70 grant such extreme concessions as "'''" -
oonpatible with the unity of the state hao hol s"
4, soc+cc the desired internal harmony Inc NIo"p,
hv referring the different Provinces Tor reueu9 o
,i,r claims 10 such means the Constitution oheI' W
to Them has not only had in view the rgt W @ " fhe
Tnr bmt also the real interests and protection Oh ,
scnarate Kingdoms. The first task OF tnS ra."uta
Nglt H.
~ of thc whole country, is, the Emperor s'iu'
~ srenctheu the constitutional ana lesb pass " m.
insure everywhere absolute obedience 10 inc ~
Goveromcnt on It's part, Will aCcede 10 tne 80
Galicia far they are connneu 10 % go, and the
r Nrrput le with the conditions OF the ulty n1 o
"ower ot the whole Empire. Thecomplele So
~ fHs fEe hlritA must be assured py he ni,e The
lection Of the representatives % 1. af this
proper means to achieve the direct lnGoIorah, Gar.
view OF Austrian cOnstitutiOualty VIII oe nouk
ward at the proper for the purpose o lslctnLato
I'm such that all interests eullIleu - ~ M
tion shall lie protected In the mean time nls VII o
submitted for the prevention OF abuses OF tue cohsu'u
tiUnal elections u.o
The spccch from tho throne then recommends the
settlement OF the educational question Inc GoNcIll
mput intends earuee tly but with moderation, 10 carry
ou the laws primary instruction, ana Viii lsO uctluc
the pending questions the Universities Inc govern
mcnt will further make certain necessary preparations
for dug p the gaps created by the suspension OF the
Concnldat IN the legislation tho relations between
Catholic Church and tie state. While pointing out
that the unity political labor IL the slfcst means
to hauuOLze contradictory interests ana TO recon-
Gle all parties, the speech from the throne ue-
ulores the more that portions Of the population
which alone any understanding can he attalued Inc
Emperor urgently eXhOTts the representatives 10 ueNOc
their undiy yided efforts the solution OF practical que r.
Ons To satisfy the material and spiritual wants OF tue
country The people OF Austria, who are weary OF con
tituti6nal conflicts peace and order so hat they
may enjoy those rights 30 freely secured 10 them by the
Constitution The present European situation ls most
favorable the consolidation Of Austrian internal nter
est aud hope is felt that The friendly relations OF Aus
tra with foreign Powers may be calculated 10 Nrcgthcn
the ina .EtDpince of universal peace Tie speech con
cldr4 lV eXCSsng the NpcctaOu that the uniicaton
national bases, and IN accordance win me spit %
I lie IA.