THE EMPEROR'S SPEECH.
-■ rl>v KI.KCTKIU TI:LKI;I; M'H. -(Jopykiciit. J .1 uni! 27. TILK .Emperor Wiliiam, in (lie course of a speech at the opening of the Diet, promised religious toleration to all, and that peace should be oreserved with the Catholic Church. Ho also expressed a hope that taxation would be lightened to the poorer classes. Hkki.in, .1 une 27. The English Press applaud the speech delivered by Emperor William at the opening of the German lleiciistag. ISKHI.ix. June'JS. The Czar has written a warm letter to the Emperor, expressing thorough personal friendship. It is stated that the Emperor will proceed to St. Petersburg about the middle of -July, where he will be entertained by the Czar, and great fetes will be held in honour of his visit. It is also expected lie will shortly visit Emperor L'Yaneis Joseph of Austria and the, iving of Italy.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2492, 30 June 1888, Page 2
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146THE EMPEROR'S SPEECH. Waikato Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2492, 30 June 1888, Page 2
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