The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-10
DALLAS, TEXAS TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 10, 1873


they had seated themselves, the Protector
Of the Ausstellupg, Archduke Carl Ludwig,
addressed the Emperor,
THE ARCH DUKES ADDRESS.
YouR MAJESTY Mosr GRACIOUS LoRD
In joyful mood | greet your Majesty in
this room dedicated to peaceful progress :.
The most gracious participation Of Your
Majesty gives TO the work closing which
turns the eyes Of tho world upon Austria
and secures TO our Fatherland the no.
know ledgment of u prominent parlicipa-
ton in the furtberance of tho well.being
Of humanity through education and indus
try.
II does not become US, whom tho conf
dence Of your Majesty has called to the
conducting Of your most worthy enter.
prise, TO be judges Of its perfection. But
II may be permitted TO refer TO the Gle.
mens from which the result has been pro-
duced, to the August initiative Of your
Majesty, to the self sacrificing co-opera-
ton Of our own people and strangers,
striving for tho same end, to the chaste
and powerful might of labor and culture.
These are the elements which lend their
intrinsic value to this creation Of your
Majesty, and by which will be transmitted
to posteriy honor and remembrance of the
same.
May il please your Majesty graciously
to accept the Ausstellung's catalogue and
the memorial of the history Of the devcl'
opment of the Ausstellung and to declare
the worlds fair for tho year 1878 now
open.
AS the Grand Duke closed he stepped
upon the platform, and the Emperor shook
him by the hand
REPLY or TUE EMPEROR.
With lively satisfaction behold the
completion of an undertaking whose i'm
portance ard significance |, in the fullest
measure, appreciate. My confidence in
the patriotism and the oapability Of ac-
complishment of my people, and in the
sympathy and support Of nations friendly
TO us, has accompanied the deyelopm ent
of this great work. My imperial good
wishes and my thoughtful recognition are
devoted to its complexion.
declare the worlds fair for 1873 to be
opened.
A fanfare and cries of "lIail" Minis.
ter President, Prince Won Auensberg,
made speech of thanks.
Your MAJESTY, Most GRACIOUS LORD
Permit your Majesty, that |, in the name
of the government, take up tho word of
deferential greeting to your Majesty. I'M
der difficulties which the creative power
OF the will has proven itself able to over
come the undertaking, whose opening
ceremonies we at this moment celebrate,
has ripened to completion. Modestly
but with increased self-compacency, look
tho people of Austria to-day, upon this
work which bears wines, to the increas-
ing might and TO the growing consequence
Of our Fatherland, and Of her active par
ticipation in the solution of the great prob
lem Of culture, and 80 entirely do we owe
this work TO the graciousness of your
Majesty, that even the original thought of
the same is that of your most gracious self.
1t is the embodiment of the wise saying
that in the union of forces, the might and
Importance of the whole rests. In patri-
otto fidelity and affection, the people Of
Austria gather around their imperial lord,
and | only give expression to their feel
ings when lay the deepest felt and most
reverential thanks upon the steps Of your
Majesty's throne.
DR.. Fielder Burgomaster of Vienna, then
gave expression to thanks in the name OF
The city Of Vienna.
Your MAJESTY, Most GRACIOUS LORD:
Soon will it he twenty-five years TINT
your Imperial Majesty upon the hereditary
hrone has welded the scepter Of your il
ustrious ancestors over the people OF Aus
ria. Thankfully record the annals that
N the COURSE Of these years under the
rule of your Majesty, Vienna, with quick
ness never before anticipated, has become
exalted into metropolis.
1t was through the enlightened decision
If your Majesty that the city walls were
it was your Majesy's noble |
hearted care and munihcence which |
,aled into being certain great works ded-
catcd to the prosperity of The commoaali- |
y in oil directions, witness OF the active |
strife Of the present and will remain for
he coming century honorable monument
If the peacefully blessed reign Of your
Majesty. In this festive hour your Majes-
y deisns to give the highest sanction to
IN undertaking, which has the noble pur-
pose to display in these rooms what hui
nan intellect, what human strength, what
and art in all countries and CHI
mates has power to create, which will be |
Tor the advancement of the common good |
md to foster aud promote it through the CO.
operation of all, through the strife of in
'ention and completion through the bless
ngs of peaceful nations.
The exalted creation Of your Majesty
will immortalzs the history of culture in
Austria.
In all times faithfully and devotedly
loliing fast to dynasty and kingdom
,ower, Vienna, TO whom it is allotted TO
I'D hospitabe welcome 10 her precincts
Iisitors from oil divisions of the world,
ecls herself to-day prouder and more ex-
llted than ever before under the gracious
md truly imperial protection of your Mo-
esty, and gratefully sounds now from all
learts, God bless, God protect, God keep
'our Majesty, our Emperor Francis Joseph;
all | hail hail
As the doctor finished speaking, the
russian Crown Prince himself gave the
ignal for cheers, by raising his hat.
TheIeupon sang the musical societies
he following festive, song melody of the
attic song Of Handel's Judas Maccabeus;
lords by J. Weller:
Ring. Va beIls va honners wave